Main System
TX0790005Serves the city east of the Brazos River.
PWS-level water intelligence
Sugar Land Water Quality by Public Water System
Compare official water hardness and dissolved-solids results across Sugar Land's Main, River Park, New Territory, and Greatwood systems.
✓ Official sources✓ System-specific✓ No invented city averages
Evidence status
Coverage model: Multi-system municipal
The four systems are not connected. Identify the applicable system from the address or water bill.
Measurements publishedSugar Land operates four independent public water systems. The 2025 report presents each system separately, so a Greatwood result must not be presented as a Sugar Land citywide average.
System resolution
Which water system applies?
River Park
TX0790354Serves River Park west of the Brazos River.
New Territory
TX0790253Serves the New Territory neighborhood.
Greatwood
TX0790296Serves the Greatwood neighborhood.
Measured facts
Published measurements
2025 result, about 6.1 gpg.
2025 result, about 3.1 gpg.
2024 result shown in the 2025 report; 97.4–109 ppm, about 6.0 gpg average.
2025 result; 319–473 ppm.
LADS interpretation
What the evidence means—and does not mean
- The audit’s 103.2 ppm figure belongs specifically to Greatwood, not all of Sugar Land.
- Main, New Territory, and Greatwood results demonstrate meaningful system-to-system variation.
- A treatment decision should use the serving system plus a current property test when the result affects equipment sizing.
Measured fact
Values above stay tied to their named system, units, sample or report year, and official source.
Publisher interpretationPlanning language is educational context. It is not an official safety determination, diagnosis, ranking, or equipment prescription.
Primary evidence
Official sources
Evidence before equipment