Ingram Village, DE Water Quality Guide

Mapped public-water systems, PWS IDs, CCR availability, and private-well context for Ingram Village, Delaware.

About Ingram Village, DE Water

About Ingram Village, DE Water

Ingram Village is a named Delaware community associated with Sussex County. It may include public-water service, private wells, subdivisions, or noncommunity systems. The anchor location used for this page is a discovery aid, not an address-level boundary. The associated municipality or nearby anchor is Ellendale.

Local Delaware water context for Ingram Village

Sussex's coastal and inland groundwater systems include Columbia, Columbia-Pocomoke, Pocomoke, Manokin, and related aquifers monitored by DNREC. Coastal properties from Lewes through Fenwick Island may need chloride/salinity attention, while agricultural and shallow-well properties should discuss nitrate/nitrite testing.

If the property is on public water, confirm the PWSID and CCR. If it is on a private well, start with the Delaware DPH bacteria/chemistry kits and add chloride/salinity or nitrate based on the site.

QuestionUseful local starting point
Public waterConfirm the exact PWS ID in Delaware Drinking Water Watch or on the current bill.
Service territoryReview the official Delaware PSC CPCN water-territory GIS layer as a utility-territory discovery tool; it is not an address-level guarantee.
Private wellReview the DNREC well permit/record and water-use/water-level data, then use a certified laboratory or Delaware DPH testing resources.
UD/DGS research contextFor aquifer, groundwater, and regional research context, review DGS/UD saltwater-intrusion research and the DGS groundwater-quality dataset. These sources are not address-level tap-water results.
Data-source guideUse the Delaware water data-source guide to interpret PWS, CCR, well, territory, and lab records.
Before treatmentMatch the system to the actual CCR or test result; a municipality is not one water system.

Water system providers for Ingram Village, DE

Provider rows are based on EPA public-water service-area relationships and named-system records. Some boundaries are modeled estimates. Confirm your exact PWS ID through Delaware Drinking Water Watch, your utility, or your current bill.

PWS IDSystemProviderContactMapping statusOfficial links
DE0020052INGRAM VILLAGE (AWC)INGRAM VILLAGE (AWC)See utility / DWW recordNamed-system page anchored to listed municipalityProvider website
Drinking Water Watch

System details and report coverage

System / PWS IDSystem typeSample year(s)Report year(s)Coverage statusOfficial record
DE0020052
INGRAM VILLAGE (AWC)
community-water-system2024, 20202024Extracted contaminant rows availableOfficial record/report source

Reported contaminant data and report status for Ingram Village, DE

PWS IDSystemData pointReported level/statusLimit or contextComparisonSample yearReport yearSource PDF pageSource
DE0020052INGRAM VILLAGE (AWC)Sodium41.3 MG/LSecondary standard; see Delaware DPH tableReported20242024195Source
DE0020052INGRAM VILLAGE (AWC)Nickel0.001 MG/LSecondary standard; see Delaware DPH tableReported20202024209Source

All available reports and official records

How to Read This Info for Ingram Village, DE

Use the PWS ID to open the matching Delaware Drinking Water Watch record and current Consumer Confidence Report. The named-community relationship does not mean every nearby address uses that system.

Rows labeled “Local report status” identify report coverage and are not contaminant measurements. Private wells are not covered by public-water CCRs.

Frequently asked questions

Who is my water provider in Ingram Village?

Review the mapped PWS/provider table above, then confirm the exact system through Drinking Water Watch or your bill.

Are contaminant levels available for Ingram Village?

Where a current CCR row has been parsed it is shown above; otherwise the page shows the mapped report status and links to the live official record.

Data may be missing, modeled, dated, or limited. Do not interpret this page as an address-level service determination or a complete public-water inventory.

Last reviewed: July 21, 2026

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