Beach Water Testing Results. It is finally warm enough to go for a dip. Here are the latest reports from Niagara Region about water safety!
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| Bay Beach (Crystal) Fort Erie Open for swimming |
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| Belleview Beach Wainfleet Open for swimming |
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| Bernard Avenue Beach Fort Erie Open for swimming |
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| Charles Daley Park East Lincoln Open for swimming |
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| Charles Daley Park West Lincoln Open for swimming |
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| Chippawa Conservation Beach Wainfleet Open for swimming |
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| Crescent Beach Fort Erie Open for swimming |
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| Fifty Point Conservation Beach Grimsby Open for swimming |
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| Grimsby Beach Grimsby Open for swimming |
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| Humberstone Centennial Park Beach Port Colborne Open for swimming |
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| Jones Beach St. Catharines Open for swimming |
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| Lakeside Beach St. Catharines Open for swimming |
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| Long Beach Conservation East Wainfleet Open for swimming |
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| Long Beach Conservation West Wainfleet Open for swimming |
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| Long Beach Wainfleet Open for swimming |
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| Nelles Beach Grimsby Open for swimming |
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| Nickel Beach Port Colborne Unsafe to swim (posted) |
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| Queen’s Royal Beach Niagara-on-the-Lake Open for swimming |
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| Sherkston Elco Port Colborne Open for swimming |
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| Sherkston Quarry Beach Port Colborne Open for swimming |
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| Sherkston Wyldewood Beach Port Colborne Open for swimming |
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| Sunset Beach (previously Municipal Beach) St. Catharines Open for swimming |
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| Wainfleet Lake Erie Public Access Beach Wainfleet Open for swimming |
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| Waverly Beach Fort Erie Open for swimming |
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| Windmill Point Park Quarry Beach Fort Erie Open for swimming |
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Health and Safety Tips
Current UV Index is 8
- Apply minimum SPF 30 sunscreen before going out. Reapply every 2 hours
- Unprotected skin will be damaged and can burn.
- Cover up, wear a hat and sunglasses
- Avoid the sun between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m.
- More sun safety tips
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Posted/Closed Beaches
Beaches are posted unsafe/closed when water tests show unacceptable levels of E. Coli bacteria.
The beach might also be unsafe because of floating debris, oil, excessive weed growth, bad odours and general turbidity.
Swimming in these waters could cause infections of the ear, eye, nose, throat and skin as well as cause diarrhea if the water is ingested.
Weather Conditions can Affect Test Results
Beach water testing results may not always be accurate as conditions can change quickly due to the weather.
Test results are intended as general guidance. Residents are encouraged to consider the current weather before deciding to enter the water.
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