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Beachwatch Monthly Reports Beachwatch monthly reports Northern Sydney Beaches - Water Quality during August 2009 Sydney's northern beaches performed very well during August, with water quality at all 36 beaches suitable for swimming on all sampling occasions. The best performing beaches were: Pittwater: Barrenjoey Beach, Paradise Beach Baths, Clareville Beach, Bayview Baths, North Scotland Island, South Scotland Island, Winji Jimmi Bay, Salt Pan Cove, Elvina Bay, The Basin and Great Mackerel Beach Ocean beaches: Palm, Whale, Avalon, Bilgola, Newport, Bungan, Mona Vale, Warriewood, Turimetta, North Narrabeen, Collaroy, Long Reef, Dee Why, North Curl Curl, South Curl Curl, Freshwater, Queenscliff, North Steyne, South Steyne and Shelly (Manly) Lagoon: Birdwood Park (Narrabeen Lagoon) North Harbour: Little Manly Cove, Manly Cove, Forty Baskets Pool and Fairlight Beach. The excellent results were due to the dry weather conditions. Rainfall at Observatory Hill during August was only 6 mm, well below the long-term average of 81 mm. As a result, waterways were free from the impacts of sewage-contaminated stormwater and wet weather sewage overflows. Beachwatch recommends that you avoid swimming for one day after heavy rainfall at ocean beaches and for up to three days after rainfall at harbour beaches. Before heading to the beach, particularly after it has been raining, check pollution levels by phoning the Beachwatch telephone information line on Freecall 1800 036 677 or check the Beachwatch website at www.environment.nsw.gov.au/beach. When at the beach, look for signs of stormwater pollution such as discoloured water, or litter in the water or on the tide line before entering the water. Enterococci monthly summary graph Enterococci. Sydney Northern Region Beachwatch and Harbourwatch –– August 2009 Pittwater Northern Beaches North Harbour 10000 suitable for swimming limit individual sample 1000 100 Enterococci Density (cfu/100 mL) 10 1 Bilgola Avalon Bungan Collaroy Newport Dee Why Turimetta The Basin Long Reef Elvina Bay Mona Vale Sth Steyne Nth Steyne Freshwater Queenscliff Manly Cove Warriewood Palm Beach Palm SthCurl Curl Nth Curl Curl Nth Curl Whale Beach Nth Narrabeen Bayview Baths Bayview Fairlight Beach Winji JimmiWinji Bay Clareville Beach Clareville Little Manly Cove Barrenjoey Beach Narrabeen Lagoon Forty Baskets Pool Baskets Forty Salt Pan Cove Baths Cove Salt Pan Shelly Beach (Manly) North ScotlandIsland South ScotlandIsland Paradise BeachBaths Great Mackerel Beach Central Sydney Beaches - Water Quality during August 2009 Sydney's city beaches performed well during August, with water quality at all 32 beaches suitable for swimming on all sampling occasions. The best performing beaches were: Ocean beaches: Bondi, Tamarama, Bronte, Clovelly, Coogee, Maroubra, Malabar and Little Bay. Middle Harbour: Davidson Reserve, Gurney Crescent Baths, Sangrado Baths, Clontarf Pool, Chinamans Beach, Northbridge Baths, Edwards Beach and Balmoral Baths Lower Lane Cove River: Woodford Bay, Tambourine Bay and Woolwich Baths Lower Parramatta River: Dawn Fraser Pool, Darling Harbour, Greenwich Baths, Henley Baths, Chiswick Baths, and Cabarita Beach. Port Jackson: Little Sirius Cove, Clifton Gardens, Rose Bay, Redleaf Pool, Nielsen Park, Parsley Bay and Watsons Bay. The excellent results were due to the dry weather conditions. Rainfall at Observatory Hill during August was only 6 mm, well below the long-term average of 81 mm. As a result, waterways were free from the impacts of sewage-contaminated stormwater and wet weather sewage overflows. Beachwatch recommends that you avoid swimming for one day after heavy rainfall at ocean beaches and for up to three days after rainfall at harbour beaches. Before heading to the beach, particularly after it has been raining, check pollution levels by phoning the Beachwatch telephone information line on Freecall 1800 036 677 or check the Beachwatch website at www.environment.nsw.gov.au/beach. When at the beach, look for signs of stormwater pollution such as discoloured water, or litter in the water or on the tide line before entering the water. Enterococci monthly summary graph Enterococci. Sydney City Region Beachwatch and Harbourwatch –– August 2009 Middle Harbour Parramatta River and Port Jackson Ocean Beaches 10000 Lane Cove River suitable for swimming limit individual sample 1000 100 Enterococci Density (cfu/100 mL) 10 1 Bondi Bronte Clovelly Coogee Malabar Little Bay Maroubra Tamarama Parsley Bay Parsley Nielsen Park Nielsen Redleaf Pool Redleaf Clontarf Pool Henley Baths Watsons Bay Woodford Bay Chiswick Baths Chiswick Balmoral Baths Cabarita Beach Clifton Gardens Edwards Beach Edwards Darling Harbour Darling Hayes St Beach Hayes Sangrado Baths Sangrado Woolwich Baths Tambourine Bay Gurney Cr Baths Rose Bay Beach Little Sirius Cove Sirius Little Greenwich Baths Dawn Fraser Pool Fraser Dawn Northbridge Baths Davidson Reserve Chinamans Beach Southern Sydney Beaches - Water Quality during August 2009 Sydney's southern beaches performed well during August, with water quality at 24 of the 27 beaches suitable for swimming on all sampling occasions. The best performing beaches were: Ocean beaches: Greenhills, Wanda, North Cronulla, Oak Park and Shelly (Sutherland). Botany Bay: Congwong Bay, Frenchmans Bay, Yarra Bay, Kyeemagh Baths, Brighton Le Sands Baths, Monterey Baths, Ramsgate Baths and Silver Beach. Lower Georges River: Dolls Point Baths, Sandringham Baths, Carss Point Baths, Oatley Bay Baths, Jewfish Bay Baths and Como Baths. Port Hacking: Gunnamatta Bay Baths, Lilli Pilli Baths, Gymea Bay Baths, Horderns Beach and Jibbon Beach. Elevated enterococci levels were recorded at Boat Harbour, Elouera and South Cronulla beaches on 9 August and were not associated with rainfall. Very low levels of enterococci were measured in the remaining four samples from these sites. The excellent results were due to the dry weather conditions. Rainfall at Observatory Hill during August was only 6 mm, well below the long-term average of 81 mm. As a result, waterways were free from the impacts of sewage-contaminated stormwater and wet weather sewage overflows. Beachwatch recommends that you avoid swimming for one day after heavy rainfall at ocean beaches and for up to three days after rainfall at harbour beaches. Before heading to the beach, particularly after it has been raining, check pollution levels by phoning the Beachwatch telephone information line on Freecall 1800 036 677 or check the Beachwatch website at www.environment.nsw.gov.au/beach. When at the beach, look for signs of stormwater pollution such as discoloured water, or litter in the water or on the tide line before entering the water. Enterococci monthly summary graph Enterococci. Sydney Southern Region Beachwatch and Harbourwatch –– August 2009 Botany Bay and Georges River Bate Bay Port Hacking 100000 suitable for swimming limit individual sample 10000 1000 100 Enterococci Density (cfu/100 mL) 10 1 Wanda Elouera Oak Park Yarra Bay Yarra Greenhills Sth Cronulla Como Baths Nth Cronulla Silver Beach Boat Harbour Jibbon Beach Lilli Pilli Baths Lilli Congwong Bay Monterey Baths Horderns Beach Ramsgate Baths Frenchmans Bay Kyeemagh Baths Dolls Point Baths Dolls Oatley Bay Baths Bay Oatley Carss Point Baths Gymea Bay Gymea Baths Foreshores Beach Jewfish Bay Baths Bay Jewfish Sandringham Baths Gunamatta Bay Baths BrightonLe Sands Baths Shelly Beach (Sutherland) .
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