STREAMKEEPERS OF CLALLAM COUNTY
HIGHLIGHTS OF FECAL COLIFORM SAMPLING RESULTS, SUMMER 1999 - FALL 2003
FECAL COLIFORM INDICATES POLLUTION WHICH CAN THREATEN THE LIFE OF OUR STREAMS AND BAYS.
Results from our regular quarterly fecal coliform monitoring sites and relation to state standards.
Stream	Stream	Description	Fecal Coliform	% of Samples above		Meets state standards?
Name	Miles		Geometric Mean	100 (Class AA)	200 (Class A)
Bagley	0	at mouth	26	25		no
Bear (Sol Duc)	0.1	u/s of Hwy 101	5	0		yes
Bell	0.1	at Schmuck Rd	26	11		no
Cassalery	0.5 / 0.6	d/s & u/s of Jamestown Rd	193	72		no
Ennis	0.1	PA treatment plant	32		18	no
Jimmycomelately	0.1	u/s of Old Blyn Hwy	14	7		yes
Johnson	0	u/s of marina	29	17		no
Lake (Sol Duc)	0	at mouth	10	15		no
Lees	0.1	d/s of E. Hidden Way	16		6	yes
Morse	0.3	at 4 Seasons Ranch	9	6		yes
Peabody	0	at mouth	142		47	no
Peabody	0.2	at final culvert at 2nd St	150		50	no
Peabody	1.4	at park vistor center	11		9	yes
Siebert	0.6	at 225 Gehrke Rd	8	6		yes
Tumwater	0.1	u/s of Marine Dr	51		29	no
Valley	0	at mouth	26		20	no
Valley	0.4	at final culvert at 6th St	47		29	no
Valley	1.2	d/s of Hwy 101	8		0	yes
NOTE:  WAC 173-201A-030 states that fecal coliform concentrations are in violation of state standards if:
**Class AA freshwater:  geometric mean is > 50 colonies per 100 mL or more than 10% of samples greater than 100
**Class A freshwater:  geometric mean is > 100 colonies per 100 mL or more than 10% of samples greater than 200
In the table above, all waters are class AA except Tumwater, Valley, Peabody, Ennis, and Lees Creeks, which are Class A.