Alaska Contamination Data

State Contamination Profile

Low Risk Level15,895 documented sites
Alaska ranks 50th of 50 states by severity-weighted density — a screening measure of how much documented history sits in the federal record per square mile. That describes the record, not any single yard: the map shows where each documented site actually sits.

Total Sites

15,895

9 federal databases

Severity Density

0.05

Severity-weighted sites per sq mi

High-Severity Sites

3,017

Superfund NPL, PFAS detections + similar top-tier records

Data Sources

EPA, USGS

9 databases checked

High-severity counts the top severity tier of the record — the sites most worth checking distances against.

Source Breakdown

Top Counties in Alaska

Anchorage County carries Alaska's densest documented record — 5.14 severity-weighted sites per square mile across 4,972 records, most commonly Nitrate, including 71 high-severity sites. Density describes the county's record, not any single parcel.

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