Georgia Environmental Protection Division

Georgia water systems, mapped

252 systems drawn on their service areas, coloured by the most recent water loss figure each one filed. Every shape is a link to that system's own filings.

Bartow County — 34.7% FY2025Atlanta — 36.5% FY2025Gwinnett County Dwr — 9.6% FY2025Floyd County — 29.8% FY2025Walker County — 46.0% FY2025Gainesville — 9.8% FY2025Henry County — 12.8% FY2025Coweta County Water & Sewerage — 16.2% FY2025Cherokee County Water And Sewerage — 16.4% FY2025Dekalb County — 30.8% FY2025Jackson County Water And Sewerage — 26.8% FY2025Cobb County Water System (cobb County - Marietta Water Authority) — 9.8% FY2016Columbia County Water — 15.3% FY2025Macon — 23.3% FY2025Houston County - Feagin Mill — 35.8% FY2025Paulding County — 39.1% FY2025Columbus — 24.4% FY2025Forsyth County Dept. Of — 10.2% FY2025Clayton County — 14.6% FY2025Dade County — 42.0% FY2025Dalton — 38.7% FY2025Douglasville-douglas County Wsa — 16.1% FY2025Augusta — 34.1% FY2025Spalding County Water/sewerage — 29.5% FY2025North Fulton County — 2.4% FY2025Rockdale Water Resources — 30.2% FY2025Lafayette — 47.5% FY2025Savannah - Savannah Main — 18.1% FY2025Athens-clarke County Public — 12.6% FY2025Albany — 23.0% FY2025Haralson County — 38.8% FY2025Calhoun — 25.6% FY2025Chatsworth Water Works Commission — 38.1% FY2025Carrollton — 24.7% FY2025Fayette County — 7.0% FY2025Glynn County - South Main Land — 15.2% FY2025Jones County — 46.7% FY2025Cumming — 19.8% FY2025Hephzibah — 31.2% FY2025Rome — 15.4% FY2025Chattooga County Water District 1 — 27.5% FY2020Baldwin County — 33.9% FY2025Newnan — 11.5% FY2024Walton County — 36.1% FY2025Lagrange — 17.1% FY2025Brunswick-glynn Joint — 28.4% FY2025Brunswick-glynn Joint Water Sewer Commission-st. Simons Island — 22.7% FY2025Warner Robins — 32.4% FY2025Harris County — 12.7% FY2025Catoosa Utility District — 18.6% FY2025Winder — 17.0% FY2025Toccoa — 55.2% FY2025Valdosta — 54.6% FY2025Polk County — 30.9% FY2025Grovetown — 16.6% FY2025Tifton-tift County — 22.5% FY2025Pickens County — 31.1% FY2025Oconee County Water Resources — 10.6% FY2025Lee County — 11.6% FY2025Ringgold — 21.8% FY2025Newton County Water & Sewerage — 4.4% FY2025Monroe — 25.7% FY2025Perry — 32.0% FY2025Hiawassee — 45.5% FY2025Waleska — 16.7% FY2025Fayetteville — 14.9% FY2020Jefferson — 27.2% FY2025St. Marys — 8.5% FY2025Cartersville — 28.7% FY2025Fairburn — 7.9% FY2025Covington — 10.9% FY2025Commerce — 33.9% FY2025Union City — 24.3% FY2025Blue Ridge — 24.6% FY2025Canton — 24.0% FY2025Rockmart — 34.6% FY2025Pooler — 10.8% FY2025Marietta — 4.4% FY2025Cornelia — 11.0% FY2025Ashburn — 55.6% FY2025Moultrie — 18.5% FY2016Milledgeville — 46.2% FY2022Tallapoosa — 33.4% FY2025Thomasville — 12.4% FY2025Jasper — 46.1% FY2025Fort Valley Utility Commission — 35.2% FY2025Villa Rica — 36.3% FY2025Smyrna Water/ — 2.4% FY2025Camilla — 10.2% FY2025Cedartown — 26.2% FY2025Fort Oglethorpe — 36.3% FY2025Hinesville — 11.1% FY2023Demorest — 32.7% FY2025Douglas — 22.6% FY2025Dallas — 37.2% FY2024East Point — 3.5% FY2025Kingsland — 18.2% FY2025Hogansville — 41.6% FY2025Fitzgerald — 18.9% FY2025Notla — 32.6% FY2025McCaysville — 44.6% FY2025Bainbridge — 37.7% FY2025Griffin — 28.0% FY2025Jesup — 10.1% FY2025Summerville — 37.5% FY2025Social Circle — 30.2% FY2025Baxley — 9.0% FY2025Franklin County — 12.1% FY2020Lavonia — 25.4% FY2025The Landings Subdivision - Utilities, Inc. — 8.1% FY2025Dublin — 40.9% FY2025Vidalia — 43.6% FY2025Ellijay Gilmer County Water And Sewer Auth — 17.8% FY2025Statesboro — 6.4% FY2025Rincon — 22.9% FY2025Lawrenceville — 10.7% FY2019Cordele — 34.8% FY2025Blackshear — 6.3% FY2025Buford — 19.3% FY2025Waycross — 20.5% FY2025Etowah — 20.6% FY2025Thomson- McDuffie — 25.5% FY2025Montezuma — 52.8% FY2020Americus — 10.1% FY2025Elberton — 11.6% FY2025Byron — 34.3% FY2025Braselton — 10.9% FY2025Cairo — 25.9% FY2025Butts County — 15.2% FY2025Eastman — 39.3% FY2025Savannah - Georgetown Gateway — 43.1% FY2025Senoia — 5.8% FY2025Adairsville — 11.1% FY2025Waynesboro — 43.0% FY2025Forsyth — 11.5% FY2025Dawsonville — 16.7% FY2025Auburn — 27.3% FY2025Thomaston — 30.1% FY2025Hartwell — 17.2% FY2025West Point, Georgia — 6.6% FY2025Woodstock — 19.7% FY2025Cleveland — 29.6% FY2025Greensboro — 37.3% FY2020Hart County — 13.0% FY2025Utilities, Inc. (big Canoe Subdivision) — 46.5% FY2025Richmond Hill — 27.5% FY2025Chickamauga — 45.3% FY2025Blakely — 60.3% FY2025McDonough — 28.2% FY2025Gray — 23.6% FY2025Coosa — 22.7% FY2024Rabun County — 62.8% FY2025Manchester — 66.8% FY2025College Park — 25.1% FY2025Vienna — 37.8% FY2025Swainsboro — 3.0% FY2019Folkston — 27.8% FY2025Lyons — 25.6% FY2025McIntosh County Board Of Commissioners — 48.6% FY2025Garden City — 20.5% FY2025Bremen — 26.9% FY2025Usa-fort Stewart Main — 60.7% FY2025Madison — 7.9% FY2025Barrow County — 32.9% FY2025Usaf-robins Air Force Base Main — 36.3% FY2025Blairsville — 44.0% FY2025South Monroe County — 23.3% FY2025Hazlehurst — 62.8% FY2025Roswell — 23.6% FY2025Lake Blackshear Area — 15.7% FY2025Barnesville — 49.4% FY2025Sparta — 39.5% FY2025Sandersville — 58.1% FY2025Locust Grove — 4.4% FY2025Statham — 24.3% FY2025Adel — 22.2% FY2025Butler — 37.4% FY2025Austell — 23.0% FY2025Pelham — 55.2% FY2025Washignton — 56.0% FY2025Clarkesville — 27.2% FY2025Glen Of Robin Hood — 24.2% FY2024Banks County — 16.5% FY2025Louisville — 22.4% FY2025Bowdon — 44.3% FY2025Cusseta And Chattahoochee County (unified Government) — 43.7% FY2019Savannah - Wilmington — 19.4% FY2025Larchmont/consolidated Utillities — 34.2% FY2025Sylvester — 38.7% FY2025Metter — 7.5% FY2025Sylvania — 39.0% FY2022Claxton — 25.5% FY2025Temple — 39.4% FY2025Hampton — 33.1% FY2025Quitman — 56.1% FY2025Nashville — 15.1% FY2025Cochran — 42.9% FY2025Dahlonega — 29.1% FY2025Eatonton-putnam — 20.9% FY2023Centerville — 39.8% FY2025Lowndes Co.-north Lowndes Co. Ws — 39.0% FY2025Heard County — 51.4% FY2025Alma — 26.4% FY2025Effingham County Surface — 7.7% FY2025Carroll County — 21.1% FY2025Dawson — 80.1% FY2025Homerville — 42.4% FY2025Lake Arrowhead Utility Company — 28.0% FY2025East Dublin — 29.3% FY2025McRae — 31.3% FY2025Glennville — 13.8% FY2020Satilla Regional — 9.3% FY2025Unadilla — 35.9% FY2021Mount Vernon — 5.3% FY2025Usmc-logistics Base Albany — 14.4% FY2025Lowndes Co.-south Lowndes Co. Ws — 5.7% FY2025Hoschton — 12.5% FY2025Tybee Island — 12.4% FY2025Millen — 9.3% FY2025Cuthbert — 61.4% FY2023Palmetto — 26.6% FY2025Usn-kings Bay Submarine Base — 8.4% FY2025Monticello — 23.8% FY2025Stockbridge — 34.7% FY2025Wrightsville — 31.3% FY2025Leesburg — 8.7% FY2024Port Wentworth — 32.3% FY2025Walthourville — 40.4% FY2025Baldwin — 56.1% FY2025Hawkinsville — 28.9% FY2025South Atlantic Utilities-bryan County — 1.3% FY2025Hahira — 19.3% FY2025Marion County Rural — 58.3% FY2025Cave Spring — 65.0% FY2025Hapeville — 10.0% FY2025Savannah - Whitemarsh — 27.4% FY2025Lakeland — 37.2% FY2018Alamo — 15.3% FY2025Savannah - Savannah Qtrs — 21.4% FY2025Towns County Water And Sewerage — 42.1% FY2025Upson County — 20.9% FY2025Madison County — 19.0% FY2025Oglethorpe — 31.8% FY2025Reynolds — 19.9% FY2025Savannah - Dutch Island — 13.8% FY2023Usaf-moody Air Force Base — 95.6% FY2025Lincoln County Board Of Commissioners — 45.9% FY2025Talbot County — 33.1% FY2025White County Water & Sewerage — 23.5% FY2025Usa-hunter Army Airfield Main — 30.2% FY2025Swainsboro — 58.7% FY2025Waycross-ware County Industrial Park — 25.4% FY2025
Bands are fifths of Georgia's own filed figures, not a national scale — the regulators in this corpus measure different quantities and a figure from one state does not compare to a figure from another. 252 of 252 mapped systems have a loss figure; the rest filed without one.

What a shape here is

The service areas come from the US EPA's national boundary layer, which the agency publishes as an estimate: it disclaims the spatial accuracy of the features and names local government as the accurate source. Some of those shapes were published by a state agency, a county or the utility itself, and some EPA modelled. In Georgia, 183 of the 252 shapes drawn here are EPA models rather than published boundaries.

A boundary is not a customer list and not a legal service territory. Two systems can cover the same ground — a wholesaler and the retailer it supplies — and being inside one of these shapes does not make an address that system's ratepayer.

What is not on the map

9 Georgia systems have filings on this site and no boundary in EPA's layer, so they are absent from the map and listed here instead:

Boundaries: US EPA Office of Research and Development, community water system service area boundaries, retrieved 2026-09-09 and archived as data/archive/epa-cws-boundaries/2026-09-09-ga.geojson. The state outline behind them is a US Census cartographic boundary file, drawn for orientation; no figure here is derived from it. Figures: Georgia Environmental Protection Division, as filed by each utility — the Georgia index carries them as a table, and each system's page carries the archived cell every figure was read from. Report a correction.

Cite as

Municorn.us, “Map of Georgia public water systems”, Municorn water loss index, https://municorn.us/maps/georgia-water-systems/ (source filings retrieved 2026-09-06).

CC BY 4.0 — reuse and redistribution are permitted with attribution to Municorn.us and a link to this page. Terms, and the one caveat that must travel with these figures.

"Water loss" is at least three different quantities depending on the jurisdiction, and nothing here supports a comparison between states.