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Mexico city
I would suggest buying bottled water, drinking city tap water or by mixing a little dirt and grime in there. That should prevent you from drinking clean water.
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Underground aquifers and reservoirs; some cities have access to unpolluted rivers and lakes which they use. Some communities (specially tourist resorts) along the coast also process sea water to convert it into drinking water.
Conditions relating to public health such as clean drinking water or a clean city or something like that. For example, a restaurant has good sanitation if it has regularly cleaned tables and floors and bathrooms. But a restaurant has poor sanitation if it is dirty and these things aren't clean.
Glacier water runoff contributes to our freshwater rivers and streams. Native American people used, and in some places current towns, cities and states use this glacial river water to produce clean drinking water for city populations. (Or bottle it and sell it as "Pure Glacier Drinking Water"!
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grand rapids
new york
In general terms, the Gulf of Mexico is east of Mexico City. However, as the Gulf is a huge expanse of water, its bearing from Mexico City varies greatly. The northern Gulf of Mexico (around New Orleans) has a bearing from Mexico City of 40° northeast; the southern Gulf of Mexico (around the city of Coatzacoalcos, Mexico) is around 104° east-southeast from Mexico City.
It all depends on what you define as "clean" water. There are many compounds which can affect taste, odor, and color of well water as well as any water from a municipal water source. At one point in our lives, each of us has experienced drinking well water with a strong odor and/or bad taste. As far as what constitutes "clean" water it would likely be water that is free from bacteria and harmful organisms. Well water is not immune to being free from these risks. Drinking water from a municipal treatment plant is almost always safe to drink as the risk of bacteria and harmful organisms is mitigated with chlorine.I live in an area which the city pulls water from a mountain watershed with minimal, if any, water treatment. The water tastes great. When I take my kids to Anaheim (Disneyland) or other large cities, it is hard for us to stomach the drinking water. Is the water safe? Of course it is but it is easy for one to wonder if this water is as "clean" as other drinking water.
it all deppends on the water source, like the water in Mexico is not safe to drink it wont kill you just make you very sick. if you have well water chances are that it may be safe but if are around industral plants then it would not be safe to drink some chemicals can seep thought the ground and into the well. if you have city water it is safe i have it and drink it all the time. some city's add chemical to clean the water and make it safe to drink.no it is not