The Withlacoochee River, Sugar Creek, and the Santa Fe River tested clean in the results we have for this week.
So did Poe Springs for Wednesday, even though Alachua County closed its swimming area Thursday due to “due to poor water clarity.”
No new sewage spills were reported in the past week in the Suwannee River Basin in Florida or Georgia.
According to the results we have, happy paddling, swimming, fishing, and boating, before the rains starting tomorrow afternoon.
This image is an illustration. Scroll down for the details.
Clean Withlacoochee 2026-07-13, OK Sugar Creek 2026-07-15, Clean Santa Fe 2026-07-15, Happy paddling, swimming, etc.
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. Continue reading

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