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Dalwallinu

Goldfields and Agricultural Region · Western Australia ·  Reporting period 2023-2024

Fluoridated supply

The verdict

Dalwallinu's water is closer to neutral pH and purer than most other localities in the Goldfields and Agricultural Region.

Compared with 60 localities1 aesthetic reading above ADWG
Dalwallinu · Goldfields and Agricultural

At a glance

Position within the Goldfields and Agricultural Region

Purity

By-products & nitrate

Top 34%

Purer than 66% of Goldfields and Agricultural Region supplies

Clarity

Turbidity, colour, metals

Around average

About average for the Goldfields and Agricultural Region

Taste

Sodium, chloride, TDS

Around average

About average for the Goldfields and Agricultural Region

Hardness

Calcium & magnesium

Around average

About average for the Goldfields and Agricultural Region

pH balance

How close to neutral (7.0)

Top 34%

More neutral than 66% of Goldfields and Agricultural Region supplies

Full readings

Typical (mean) value at Dalwallinu versus the Goldfields and Agricultural Region average.

Purity & health
ParameterDalwallinuRegion avgUnit
Trihalomethanes (THMs)0.020.03mg/L
Nitrate0.902.5mg/L
Clarity & appearance
ParameterDalwallinuRegion avgUnit
Turbidity0.200.23NTU
Aluminium0.020.02mg/L
Iron0.010.01mg/L
Taste & saltiness
ParameterDalwallinuRegion avgUnit
Sodium115113mg/L
Chloride200197mg/L
Total Dissolved Solids (TDS)474475mg/L
Sulphate29.030.6mg/L
Hardness & scale
ParameterDalwallinuRegion avgUnit
Hardness105103mg/L
Alkalinity69.069.6mg/L
Silica5.47.0mg/L
pH balance
ParameterDalwallinuRegion avgUnit
pHAbove ADWG8.58.5pH units

Data & methodology

Data source: Water Corporation of WA Drinking Water Quality Annual Report 2023-2024.

Regional ranking: Each measured parameter is ranked against every other locality in the Goldfields and Agricultural Region using the typical (mean) reading. Lower readings rank better, except pH where the score is distance from neutral (7).

ADWG safety check: Every reading is independently checked against the NHMRC Australian Drinking Water Guidelines; any value above the limit is flagged regardless of how it compares to neighbours.