This study aims at discovering and characterizing the plethora of xenobiotic substances released into the environment with wastewater effluents. We present a novel non-targeted screening methodology based on ultra-high resolution Orbitrap mass spectrometry and nanoflow ultra-high performance liquid chromatography together with a new data-processing pipeline. This approach was applied to effluent samples from two state-of-the-art urban, and one small rural wastewater treatment facility. In total, 785 structures were obtained, of these 38 were identified as single compounds, while 480 structures were identified at a putative level. The vast majority of these were therapeutics and drugs, present as parent compounds and metabolites. Using the R packages Phyloseq and MetacodeR, we here present a novel way of visualizing LCMS data while showing significant difference in xenobiotic presence in the wastewater effluents between the three sites.