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Solids (TDS), Alkalinity (Alk), Chloride (Cl - ), Iron (Fe ++ ), Manganese (Mn ++ ), Calcium (Ca ++ ), Magnesium (Mg ++ ), Nitrate (NO3 - ), Sodium (Na + ), Potassium (K + ), Sulphate (SO4 -- ) and Phosphate (PO4 -- ). The results revealed that some parameters of water samples were out of limit according to the WHO standards and Libyan standards for drinking water. The results shows rising of Fe ++ and Mn ++ in most of the wells studied, rising of Ca ++ in water samples of wells of Al-Mansura and Abu-gadgud, rising of SO4 -- , TDS and EC in water samples of wells of Idri, and rising of Cl - in water samples of Idri, Waanzarik, Taamasan, Al-Mansura and Al-kadra. NO3 - was also rising in water samples of wells of Mahruga and Bergen.

Physico-chemical Evaluation of Drinking Water Quality in Alshati District of Libya