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Beach Advisory: March 2 – 6

Government / Health / News / Virgin Islands / March 6, 2015

As part of its Beach Water Quality Monitoring Program, the Department of Planning and Natural Resources (DPNR) performed water-quality analysis at the territory’s 36 designated beaches during the week of March 2-6.

The department reports that the following beaches meet water-quality standards and are safe for swimming or fishing:

 

St. Croix

Stony Ground

Dorsch

Protestant Cay

Chenay Bay

Buccaneer

Grapetree Bay

Cane Bay

Cramer Park

Rainbow

Shoy’s

New Fort (Ft. Louise Augusta)

Frederiksted Public Beach

Pelican Cove (Comorant)

Princess (Condo Row)

Halfpenny

Gentle Winds

 

St. Thomas     

Water Bay

Sapphire

Magen’s Bay

Vessup Bay

Bluebeards

Coki Point

Frenchman’s Bay

Lindberg Bay

Hull Bay

Brewer’s Bay

Linquist

Bolongo Bay

Secret Harbor

 

St. John

Cruz Bay

Oppenhiemer

Great Cruz Bay

Johnson’s Bay

Klein Bay

Chocolate Hole

Frank Bay

DPNR’s Beach Water Quality Monitoring Program evaluates weekly water quality at popular swimming beaches throughout the territory.

 

Feature Image: Buccaneer Beach, St. Croix


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