Denver.
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See every database ⌄Older streets, older paint. Most of Denver was built before 1980, so lead-era housing is the record families ask about first.
1 former cleanup site within a mile. Nearest: BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD OF COLORADO. None are active Superfund listings today.
David Herrera from Albuquerque, NM, Bernalillo, CC BY 2.0 (cropped) · Wikimedia
The tap reads clean on the record. This ZIP is served by Denver Water Board, with zero health-based violations in the current release.
Also in the file. And what the full report adds.
Radon potential
All of Denver County maps at Zone 1. A short home test settles it.
Every named facility
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The neighborhood read.
Denver reads like the older, built-up Denver 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. 452 of them are on record near the ZIP centroid.
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