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All States › New Mexico › Stress Bands › High Stress

High Stress Water Systems in New Mexico

0 community drinking-water systems in New Mexico currently rated High Stress (MISI 61–80).

Systems in the High Stress band (MISI 61–80) exhibit significant structural risk. Multiple score families are elevated simultaneously — often combining compliance burdens, deferred infrastructure investment, affordability constraints, and revenue fragility.

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High Stress Water Systems in New Mexico | MISI 61–80 | Munimetric