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	Country of Origin: United Kingdom
	Region: Buxton
	Place Name: St Ann's Spring

	Buxton
	Buxton is one of the purest natural mineral waters in the world. According to the British Geological Survey, the water that emerges from the source today fell as rain over 5000 years ago. During its long underground passage, from a depth of 1500 metres, the water filters through the ancient limestone of the Peak District, acquiring a natural balance of minerals during its long journey. The water emerges at a temperature of 81.5 F regardless of the weather.
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BOTTLED WATER ANALYSIS:
Temperature at Source (F): 81.5

milligrams per liter (mg/l)
280	TDS
7.4	ph factor
55	Calcium
37	Chlorides
248	Bicarbonate
19	Magnesium
0.1	Nitrate
1	Potassium
24	Sodium
13	Sulphates

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Buxton

Spring Water - Still