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Lake County, FL

County water overview

Lake County has the widest spread in Central Florida: city utilities in Clermont, Leesburg, Eustis, Mount Dora and Tavares, blended county/authority service in the south, and large stretches of unincorporated private well country with no CCR at all.

19

Cities mapped

68

Neighborhoods

13

Water systems

July 29, 2026

Data reviewed

Cities

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Okahumpka

69/100

Okahumpka is largely unincorporated and served by private wells drawing directly from the Floridan Aquifer. Expect hard water with notable iron and sulfur (rotten-egg odor), and no chlorine residual to control bacteria — annual well testing and whole-home treatment are strongly recommended.

1 neighborhoods mapped

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Astatula

66/100

Astatula is largely unincorporated and served by private wells drawing directly from the Floridan Aquifer. Expect hard water with notable iron and sulfur (rotten-egg odor), and no chlorine residual to control bacteria — annual well testing and whole-home treatment are strongly recommended.

2 neighborhoods mapped

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Montverde

65/100

Montverde is served by a patchwork of municipal connections and private wells, both drawing on the Floridan Aquifer. Hardness runs high throughout, with well-fed pockets showing more iron and sulfur than city-served streets.

2 neighborhoods mapped

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Sorrento

65/100

Sorrento is largely unincorporated and served by private wells drawing directly from the Floridan Aquifer. Expect hard water with notable iron and sulfur (rotten-egg odor), and no chlorine residual to control bacteria — annual well testing and whole-home treatment are strongly recommended.

3 neighborhoods mapped

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Four Corners

64/100

Four Corners draws its water from the Floridan Aquifer via Lake County Utilities / Toho Water Authority (blended). Hardness runs from moderate to very high citywide, and disinfection byproducts along with hardness scale are the most common resident complaints.

4 neighborhoods mapped

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Yalaha

64/100

Yalaha is largely unincorporated and served by private wells drawing directly from the Floridan Aquifer. Expect hard water with notable iron and sulfur (rotten-egg odor), and no chlorine residual to control bacteria — annual well testing and whole-home treatment are strongly recommended.

2 neighborhoods mapped

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Minneola

63/100

Minneola draws its water from the Floridan Aquifer via City of Minneola. Hardness runs from moderate to very high citywide, and disinfection byproducts along with hardness scale are the most common resident complaints.

5 neighborhoods mapped

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Mascotte

62/100

Mascotte is served by a patchwork of municipal connections and private wells, both drawing on the Floridan Aquifer. Hardness runs high throughout, with well-fed pockets showing more iron and sulfur than city-served streets.

2 neighborhoods mapped

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Eustis

61/100

Eustis draws its water from the Floridan Aquifer via City of Eustis. Hardness runs from moderate to very high citywide, and disinfection byproducts along with hardness scale are the most common resident complaints.

5 neighborhoods mapped

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Howey-in-the-Hills

60/100

Howey-in-the-Hills is served by a patchwork of municipal connections and private wells, both drawing on the Floridan Aquifer. Hardness runs high throughout, with well-fed pockets showing more iron and sulfur than city-served streets.

2 neighborhoods mapped

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Fruitland Park

60/100

Fruitland Park draws its water from the Floridan Aquifer via City of Fruitland Park. Hardness runs from moderate to very high citywide, and disinfection byproducts along with hardness scale are the most common resident complaints.

3 neighborhoods mapped

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Umatilla

59/100

Umatilla is served by a patchwork of municipal connections and private wells, both drawing on the Floridan Aquifer. Hardness runs high throughout, with well-fed pockets showing more iron and sulfur than city-served streets.

2 neighborhoods mapped

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The Villages (Lake County)

59/100

The Villages (Lake County) draws its water from the Floridan Aquifer via North Sumter / Villages Water Company. Hardness runs from moderate to very high citywide, and disinfection byproducts along with hardness scale are the most common resident complaints.

3 neighborhoods mapped

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Tavares

58/100

Tavares draws its water from the Floridan Aquifer via City of Tavares. Hardness runs from moderate to very high citywide, and disinfection byproducts along with hardness scale are the most common resident complaints.

5 neighborhoods mapped

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Mount Dora

56/100

Mount Dora draws its water from the Floridan Aquifer via City of Mount Dora. Hardness runs from moderate to very high citywide, and disinfection byproducts along with hardness scale are the most common resident complaints.

6 neighborhoods mapped

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Lady Lake

56/100

Lady Lake draws its water from the Floridan Aquifer via Town of Lady Lake / North Lake Utilities. Hardness runs from moderate to very high citywide, and disinfection byproducts along with hardness scale are the most common resident complaints.

3 neighborhoods mapped

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Groveland

55/100

Groveland draws its water from the Floridan Aquifer via City of Groveland. Hardness runs from moderate to very high citywide, and disinfection byproducts along with hardness scale are the most common resident complaints.

5 neighborhoods mapped

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Leesburg

52/100

Leesburg draws its water from the Floridan Aquifer via City of Leesburg. Hardness runs from moderate to very high citywide, and disinfection byproducts along with hardness scale are the most common resident complaints.

5 neighborhoods mapped

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Clermont

51/100

Clermont draws its water from the Floridan Aquifer via City of Clermont. Hardness runs from moderate to very high citywide, and disinfection byproducts along with hardness scale are the most common resident complaints.

8 neighborhoods mapped

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Who supplies the water

Public water systems operating in Lake County.

City of Clermont Utilities

City-operated system serving Clermont.

2024 Consumer Confidence Report ↗

City of Leesburg Utilities

Unconfirmed

City-operated system serving Leesburg.

City of Eustis Public Works

Unconfirmed

City-operated system serving Eustis.

City of Mount Dora Public Works

Unconfirmed

City-operated system serving Mount Dora.

City of Tavares Public Works

Unconfirmed

City-operated system serving Tavares.

City of Groveland Public Works

Unconfirmed

City-operated system serving Groveland.

City of Minneola Public Works

Unconfirmed

City-operated system serving Minneola.

City / well mix

Unconfirmed

We have not yet confirmed which public water system serves this address against EPA SDWIS and the operator's own service-area map.

Private well (no public water system)

Homes here draw directly from the Floridan Aquifer through a private well. Private wells are not regulated, not treated, and not tested by any agency — there is no CCR for this address because no one is required to produce one.

Town of Lady Lake / North Lake Utilities

Unconfirmed

Lady Lake addresses are split between the town system and North Lake Utilities.

City of Fruitland Park Utilities

Unconfirmed

Small municipal system serving Fruitland Park.

Toho Water Authority

Regional authority serving parts of south Orange, Osceola, and blended service areas in south Lake County.

2024 Consumer Confidence Report ↗

North Sumter County Utility Dependent District / Villages Water Conservation Authority

Unconfirmed

District utility serving The Villages and adjacent north Lake County communities.

Every number on the city and neighborhood pages traces back to one of these systems. See our full sources & methodology.