These are the E. coli concentration results for the water samples that I collected yesterday, July 5. In a freshwater system, these data represent a snapshot of the water quality on the date, time, and under the conditions that the water sample was collected.
FOSR 2019 Summer Quantitative E. coli Concentration Results through 07.05.2019
The E. coli concentration results for the water samples collected on July 05, 2019 indicated that 9 out of the 14 water samples collected surpassed the Virginia Water Quality Standard threshold level of 235 colony forming units of E. coli per 100 ml of sample for freshwater beaches. These 9 sites were the following:
FC-08, Main-stem Shenandoah River at Castleman’s Ferry public boat ramp, located below the Route 7 bridge in Clarke County
FC-05, Main-stem Shenandoah River at Lockes Landing public boat landing in Clarke County
FC-01, Main-stem Shenandoah River at Berry’s public boat ramp, located below the Route 50 bridge in Clarke County
FW-35, Main-stem Shenandoah River at Morgan’s Ford low H2O bridge public boat landing below confluence with Manassas Run
FW-35 Mid, Main-stem Shenandoah River at Morgan’s Ford low H2O bridge mid width of river
Manassas Run, FW-36, a tributary the feeds into the Shenandoah River just above the public boat landing, the water sample is collected above the confluence with the Mian-stem Shenandoah in Warren County
FW-14, South Fork Shenandoah River at Front Royal public boat landing off Luray Ave in Warren County
FSMB, North Fork Shenandoah River at Meems Bottom Covered Bridge in Shenandoah County
Opequon Creek, FCOC, off Neill Road at ford the dividing line between Clarke & Frederick Counties
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