Friends of the Shenandoah River

E. coli Testing Results for September 10, 2026

September 11, 2026

⚠️KNOW BEFORE YOU GO! This Week’s E. coli Testing Results Are Now Available

🟢 Good news for the Main Stem, South Fork, and North Fork of the Shenandoah River: E. coli levels at all sites tested yesterday were below the recommended maximum threshold of 235 CFU/100mL for primary water recreation.

🔴 Not so good news for Hawksbill Creek: E. coli levels at the site tested in Hawksbill Creek exceeded recommended limits for the 15th week out of 16 weeks tested

📝These results provide a snapshot of the E. coli bacteria concentrations at the designated sites on the date, time, and under the conditions that the water samples were collected.

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E. Coli Test results for September 11, 2026

These results provide a snapshot of the E. coli bacteria concentrations at the designated sites on the date, time, and under the conditions that the water samples were collected.

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Test Results Archive

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