What is the standard for nitrate-nitrogen?
Nitrate-N concentrations in drinking water supplies are a public health issue. The standard for drinking water is 10 mg/L. Average ecoregion values for minimally impacted rivers in the Minnesota River Basin can be applied for nitrate-N concentrations. Ecoregions are areas with similar physical landscape characteristics. The ecoregion target includes nitrate-N concentrations in the 0.9 – 6.5 mg/L range.
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