Friends of the Shenandoah River

E. coli Testing Results for June 10, 2026

Water Levels Continue to Drop, However at 4 Sites E. coli Levels Spiked

Wednesday 06.10.2026: Water levels in the Shenandoah River watershed continued to recede. Despite only sporadic rainfall across the region since the testing event last week, four specific monitoring locations exhibited a notable spike in E. coli levels, exceeding the EPA recommended safety threshold for primary body-contact recreation.

Monitored Sites Exceeding Thresholds

LocationSite DetailsE. coli Level (CFU/100 mL)
Main-stem Shenandoah RiverCastleman’s Ferry public boat ramp, Route 7 bridge, Clarke County VA770.1
Manassas RunUpstream of confluence with main-stem Shenandoah River, just upstream of public boat landing, Warren County VA235.9
North Fork of the Shenandoah RiverMeems Bottom Covered Bridge, Shenandoah County VA307.6
Hawksbill CreekLuray-Hawksbill Greenway Pocket Park, Luray, Page County, VA>2,419.6

⚠️ Alert Threshold Reminder: EPA recommended limit for body-contact recreational activities (like swimming, tubing, or wading) is 235 CFU (Colony Forming Units) per 100 mL of water.

Stay tuned for next week’s updates!

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E. Coli Test results for June 11, 2026

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