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Who is my water provider in Walsenburg, Colorado?

The City of Walsenburg is the water provider for Walsenburg, Colorado. Its EPA service area covers about 59% of the town, and it reports serving 3,230 people in all. The boundary is modelled by EPA rather than traced from a utility map, so the share of the town is approximate.

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

The system serving Walsenburg

City of Walsenburg 1 open health-based violation
Covers about 59% of Walsenburg · reports serving 3,230 people in all · surface water · boundary modelled by EPA, not traced

The town outline is the Census place boundary; the filled areas are EPA service areas. Blue is a boundary a utility or county traced; amber is one EPA modelled from census places.

Common questions

Who is my water provider in Walsenburg, Colorado?

The City of Walsenburg is the water provider for Walsenburg, Colorado. Its EPA service area covers about 59% of the town, and it reports serving 3,230 people in all.

Where does Walsenburg, Colorado get its water?

The City of Walsenburg reports surface water as its primary source. Its intakes, wells and any wholesale purchases are listed on its own page.

How accurate are these boundaries?

EPA publishes service-area boundaries from several sources. Some are traced from a utility or county map; the rest are modelled from census places and are approximate at the edge. Each system on this page says which kind it is.

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Town outline: US Census cartographic place boundaries. Service areas and system facts: EPA SDWIS and the Community Water System Service Area Boundaries (v3, 2026), fetched 2026-09-08. A share is the fraction of the town's area a boundary covers, so shares can exceed 100% in total where a wholesaler's area overlays a retail system's. No population is stated for the town itself; every population here is the system's own report to EPA. Report a problem →