With total capacity at 52 mgd, Longview has sufficient water for the next century. Longview draws its water from three different sources: Lake Cherokee, the Sabine River, and Lake O’ The Pines. Average water usage is 16.5 mgd. Peak demand is 34 mgd. Raw and treated wastewater may also be available at significant savings.
Longview, TX, Water Quality Report 2011 (click to open pdf)
| Water | ||
| Supplier | City of Longview | |
| Source | Surface Water | |
| Daily Capacity of Water Plant | 52,000,000 gpd | |
| Average Daily Use | 16,500,000 gpd | |
| Peak Consumption | 34,000,000 gpd | |
| Water Storage Capacity | Ground | 7,500,000 gals |
| Elevation | 4,450,000 gals | |
| Pressure in Mains | 50 psi | |
| Water & Wastewater - Water Availability | |
| Major Source | Lake Cherokee, Sabine River, Lake O'The Pines |
| % of Population served from these sources | 100% served by blending water from all sources |
| Water Treatment | |
| Name of Provider | City of Longview |
| Related Capacity (mgd) | 52 mgd |
| Average Daily Demand (mgd) | 16.5 mgd |
| Peak Demand (mgd) | 34.0 mgd |
| Cost per 1000 Gallons | $2.30 |
| Water Connection Fee | $2600 for short side and $3400 for long side |
| Sewer | |
| Treatment Plant | Activated sludge / Trickling filter |
| Average Daily Usage | 12,500,000 gpd |
| Rated Capacity | 21,000,000 gpd |
Welcome to Longview, Texas, in the beautiful piney woods of Northeast Texas!
Longview is a prime location for business relocation, expansion and development.
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410 North Center Street
Longview, Texas 75601
(800) 952-2613 Toll Free
(903) 753-7878 Office
(903) 753-3646 Fax
Info@LongviewUSA.com
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