Beach Advisory for August 23-27

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Beach Advisory for August 23-27

DPNR performed water quality analysis at 34 designated beaches throughout the territory during the week of Aug. 23 – Aug. 27, 2021. The following beaches meet water quality standards and are considered safe for swimming and fishing.

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