Water Quality at SAINT ESTEVE (FRIOUL)

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This data reflects historical water quality classifications and is not a real-time safety assessment. Water quality can change rapidly due to weather, sewage events, or algae blooms. Always check with local authorities or lifeguard stations before swimming.

C
Sufficient

Meets minimum standards

This bathing water meets minimum EU requirements. Bacterial levels are within acceptable limits but not ideal.

Based on 2024 bathing season data

Source: European Environment Agency / EU Bathing Water Directive (2006/7/EC)

Latest Measurements

Intestinal Enterococci
109cfu/100ml
Exc
Good
Suf
E. coli
291cfu/100ml
Exc
Good
Suf

Sample date: 2024-08-27

5-Year Quality Trend

S
2024
S
2023
G
2022
G
2021
E
2020
ExcellentGoodSufficientPoor

Season Monitoring Results

DateEnterococciE. coli
2024-08-27109291
2024-08-211515
2024-08-19178646
2024-08-121515
2024-08-071593
2024-08-0530143
2024-08-021530
2024-07-303061
2024-07-241515
2024-07-22143289
2024-07-177715
2024-07-151576
2024-07-1211093
2024-07-0993215
2024-07-033045
2024-07-01110250
2024-06-2512661
2024-06-171515
2024-06-111515
2024-06-041515
2024-05-151515

Values in cfu/100ml (colony-forming units per 100ml)

What are E. coli and enterococci?

E. coli and intestinal enterococci are indicator bacteria for fecal contamination. Their presence suggests sewage or animal waste in the water, which may contain harmful pathogens. The EU Bathing Water Directive (2006/7/EC) classifies water quality based on these two indicators.