Water Hardness Level by City, Town & Region in England
Choose your region of England to find the water hardness for your city, town and postcode. Every value comes from the water quality reports or database published by the water supplier for the area, in gpg, mg/l, Clark, German and French degrees.
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North East
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North West
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Yorkshire and the Humber
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East Midlands
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West Midlands
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East of England
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London
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South East
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South West
Five Units of Water Hardness
Water hardness is measured in several units, depending on the country and the product. Different appliance manuals and softener brands use different hardness units, so every chart gives you all of them side by side.
- mg/l
- Milligrams per litre
- The unit used by water suppliers across the UK and Ireland.
- gpg
- Grains per gallon
- The standard for sizing water softeners, based on the US gallon.
- °Clark
- Clark degrees
- The traditional British unit, also called English degrees.
- °dH
- German degrees
- Found on many dishwashers, coffee machines and test strips.
- °fH
- French degrees
- Common across Europe and on many appliances sold in the UK.
