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Water providers in Baca County, Colorado

6 community water systems serve Baca County, Colorado. The largest is Town of Springfield, which reports serving 1,378 people.

Who is my water provider?

Type a Colorado address, or use your location. This names the community water systems whose EPA service-area boundary contains that point.

6
community water systems
2,504
people served, summed from the systems' own reports (double-counts wholesale)
6
boundaries EPA modelled rather than traced
0
with no boundary on file

Blue is a boundary a utility or county traced; amber is one EPA modelled from census places. Click an area for the system. Systems with no boundary on file are in the table but not on the map.

Towns in Baca County

Each names the systems whose service area covers it.

Every community water system in Baca County

SystemServesSourceService areaWater district
Town of Springfield 1,378 Groundwater modelled Arkansas: Las Animas to Stateline
Town of Walsh 650 Groundwater modelled Arkansas: Las Animas to Stateline
Town of Campo 150 Groundwater modelled Cimarron River Basin
Town of Vilas 137 Groundwater modelled Arkansas: Las Animas to Stateline
Town of Pritchett 125 Groundwater modelled Arkansas: Las Animas to Stateline
Town of Two Buttes serious violator 64 Groundwater modelled Arkansas: Las Animas to Stateline

Common questions

How many water providers are in Baca County, Colorado?

6 community water systems serve Baca County, Colorado. The largest is Town of Springfield, which reports serving 1,378 people.

Who is my water provider in Baca County?

It depends on your address: 6 community systems serve parts of Baca County. Enter an address in the lookup on this page and it will name the systems whose EPA service-area boundary contains that point.

Nearby counties

Systems and counties from EPA SDWIS federal reporting, fetched 2026-09-08; boundaries from EPA's Community Water System Service Area Boundaries (v3, 2026). A county row here is the county SDWIS files for the system, which is where it serves customers, not necessarily where its intakes are. Report a problem →