WATER
Jackson Township MUA Town Water System
The Jackson Township Municipal Utilities Authority water system is composed of two water treatment facilities, seven major production wells, two finished water pumping stations, two elevated water storage tanks and two one-million gallon ground storage reservoirs. On average the Jackson MUA pumps approximately two million gallons of clean safe drinking water to the residents of Jackson each day. Our production wells are located in three different aquifer systems underlying Jackson Township, the Potomac Raritan Magothy aquifer system is by far the largest and where most of our water is pumped. Three of our production wells are located in this formation with an average depth of 1400 ft. Each well is capable of producing over 1,500 gallons per minute, which is pumped to our treatment facilities for the removal of iron and manganese. Our other four wells pump water from both the Vincentown and Englishtown aquifer formations with ranges in depth from 200 ft. to 500 ft. There are literally billions of gallons of clean drinking water underneath Jackson Township, which will provide the residents of the town with a reliable source of water for decades to come. To learn more about the quality of this water please visit our Drinking Water Quality Report.
Jackson Township MUA Legler Water System
The Legler water system is composed of two production wells, a treatment facility for the removal of iron and manganese, a ground storage tank, a finished water booster station and a 300,000 gallon elevated water storage tank. Both production wells are located in the Potomac Raritan Magothy Aquifer system approximately 950 ft. to over 1700 ft. deep.
To learn more about the quality of this water please visit our Drinking Water Quality Report.
Six Flags Great Adventure Water System
The Great Adventure water system is composed of four production wells, a treatment facility for the removal of iron and manganese, an elevated water storage tank, a ground storage reservoir and a finished water booster station. All of the production wells are located in the upper Potomac Raritan Magothy Aquifer system approximately 600 ft. to over 1000 ft. deep.