Groundwater Programs
Groundwater
Contaminant Inventory
Since
1980, South Carolina has conducted an annual inventory of groundwater
contaminant sites . An increase in contaminated sites listed since 1980 is
attributable to: 1) an increase in the facility monitoring efforts; 2) a more
focused awareness of the unique nature and value of the state's groundwater
resources; and 3) the enactment of the Underground Storage Tank (UST) Control
Regulation (R.61-92).
South Carolina Groundwater Contaminant Inventory (GWCI)
Known Groundwater Contaminant List by County (PDF) - Appendix B of the GWCI
Abbeville (10 KB)
Aiken(14 KB)
Allendale(10 KB)
Anderson(20 KB)
Bamberg(10 KB)
Barnwell(15 KB)
Beaufort(19 KB)
Berkeley(18 KB)
Calhoun(8 KB)
Charleston(40 KB)
Cherokee(14 KB)
Chester(12 KB)
Chesterfield(13 KB)
Clarendon(13 KB)
Colleton(14 KB)
Darlington(16 KB)
Dillon(12 KB)
Dorchester(14 KB)
Edgefield(10 KB)
Fairfield(9 KB)
Florence(25 KB)
Georgetown(14 KB)
Greenville(37 KB)
Greenwood(13 KB)
Hampton(12 KB)
Horry(31 KB)
Jasper(11 KB)
Kershaw(12 KB)
Lancaster(12 KB)
Laurens(16 KB)
Lee(10 KB)
Lexington(23 KB)
Marion(13 KB)
Marlboro(12 KB)
McCormick(8 KB)
Newberry(12 KB)
Oconee(12 KB)
Orangeburg (18 KB)
Pickens(13 KB)
Richland(32 KB)
Saluda(8 KB)
Spartanburg(37 KB)
Sumter(20 KB)
York(21 KB)
Union(8 KB)
Williamsburg(12 KB)
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