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Cincinnati.
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45225
Built before 1978
72%
of homes predate the 1978 lead-paint ban
On file
1
former cleanup site within 1 mile
PFOA sampling
>4
ppt PFOA, above the 4.0 ppt federal limit

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Older streets, older paint. Most of Cincinnati was built before 1980, so lead-era housing is the record families ask about first.

72%of homes here predate the 1978 lead-paint ban
Downtown Cincinnati from Devou Park

1 former cleanup site within a mile. Nearest: M E HEUCK COMPANY. None are active Superfund listings today.

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PFAS showed up in sampling. UCMR5 testing found PFOA above the EPA's 4.0 ppt limit at Cincinnati Public Water System.

>4ppt PFOA, above the federal limit in sampling

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Cincinnati reads like the older, built-up Hamilton County suburbs it belongs to. Streets laid down mostly before 1980, which is why lead-paint records and Zone 1 radon show up here more than in newer subdivisions.

Registered facility records are the largest group on file. 64 of them are on record near the ZIP centroid.

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