What Country Has the Best Drinking Water, and where can i see rthe ratings?

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What Country Has the Best Drinking Water, and where can i see rthe ratings?

Answer 1

There is no such thing as a country having the best drinking water. If I go to Europe and drink their water I will get sick, just like if they come here and drink ours they will get sick. My body is used to the minerals in The US water.

Answer 2

I think in Europe like France,Italy,and Spain.

Answer 3

It depends on the minerals of the water your used to!

Answer 4

It's India

Answer 5

Well, people used to suck up both Perrier and Evian.

Answer 6

Iran

Answer 7

Forbes has an article on it

http://www.forbes.com/2008/04/14/water-c...

UK's drinking water has also been declared "best ever" (but I doubt that)

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/3872023.st...

...as well as wales.

Answer 8

U.S.A

Answer 9

im guessing one of the most developed countries would:

U.S

European Countries

Answer 10

FIGI

Answer 11

i don't know if there is necessarily a list of places, but as far as tap water goes, I would say the U.S. has the best.  the tap water isn't always great in europe (even in countries like france), but all U.S. tap water is drinkable.  Canada has good tap water too. As a general (this is pretty much an educated guess), the only countries with really drinkable tap water are the U.S., Canada, and NWern europe (Britain, France, Geramany, Scandanavia).  the UAE probably has decent water, but I don't know for a fact.

Answer 12

Fiji, artesian well water!

Answer 13

i heard mexico has great water

Answer 14

America h**l yes!!

Answer 15

This is the Canadian guidelines:

http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/ewh-semt/pubs/wat...

Of course you can used purified water type III:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distilled_w...

For a commercial name it is hard to find their "Nutrition facts", unless you have a bottle in front of you.

Answer 16

The United States of America...specifically the north east region

I hate the water in Europe taste like I'm drinking whats left of a senior citizen's bath.

Answer 17

US i guess

i really don't care

Answer 18

fiji natural artesian water. untouched by man for only $3 a liter

Answer 19

A common misconception, a good theory, but has no basis in fact!...

"There is no such thing as a country having the best drinking water. If I go to Europe and drink their water I will get sick, just like if they come here and drink ours they will get sick. My body is used to the minerals in The US water."

You will actually find that its only some places that make you ill from the water, spain being a big one of them, and thats not all provinces either! And in the provences that do have "bad" water, the people who live their also cant drink it without boiling it! Its actually nothing to do with how use your body is to it! I can drink the water in the US quite happily infact!

Anyways! to answer your question, in my opinion, highland scotland has the best water wen looking at taste! Its very very good! The minerals give it a clear and crisp flavour and its never too hot!

Answer 20

United states

Answer 21

I LOVE EVIAN!!! From the French Alps. I won't drink anything else.

Answer 22

Finland, they have great water treatment methods and the water there is just clean in general. My link backs me up.

Hope this helped.

Answer 23

Christchurch City (New Zealand) urban residents enjoy some of the best drinking water in the world. Coming from the aquifers beneath the city, the high quality groundwater currently requires no treatment to meet the Drinking Water Standards with a rating of Ba. Its almost no different to purified water in a bottle and the best thing is it comes straight out of the kitchen tap etc

http://www.drinkingwater.co.nz/supplies/...

Answer 24

Canada or Brazil

Answer 25

Mexico!!!

Answer 26

Here is a large report with alot of data from

The 2nd United Nations World Water Development Report

http://www.unesco.org/water/wwap/wwdr/ww...

Answer 27

USA

Answer 28

According to Forbes, Des Moines, Iowa; Austin, Texas; and Sioux Falls, S.D. Miami, Fla., and Birmingham, Ala. are among the best.

http://www.forbes.com/2008/04/14/water-c...