Update 2025-12-05: Clean Withlacoochee, Alapaha, Santa Fe Rivers; dirty Sugar Creek and One Mile Branch 2025-12-04.
Update 2025-12-05: Clearing logjams from Sugar Creek –Juston Stone 2025-12-02.
Even upstream, the Withlacoochee River tested pretty clean this week.
And Sugar Creek and its feeder creeks tested pretty clean, except at Gornto Road.
This is according to Valdosta Utilities results, which match the weekend results previously reported from WWALS testers.
Apparently the effects of the small Valdosta sewage spill into Sugar Creek Wednesday last week have washed out of the Withlacoochee River downstream.
This image is an overview. Scroll down for the details.
Clean Withlacoochee River, Mostly Clean Sugar Creek, No new sewage spills, No rain 2025-11-26
No new sewage spills have been reported in the Suwannee River Basin in Florida or Georgia since the small Valdosta spill into Sugar Creek on Wednesday, November 11, 2025.
No rain is predicted until Tuesday.
So if you can find enough water, happy paddling, motoring, swimming, and fishing this weekend.
Follow this link for the WWALS composite spreadsheet of water quality results
rainfall
and sewage spills in the Suwannee River Basin in Georgia and Florida:
https://wwals.net/issues/testing/#results
The image below is a current excerpt from that spreadsheet.
Chart: Clean Withlacoochee River, Mostly Clean Sugar Creek 2025-11-26
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