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 The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection is pleased to release the Cooperative Coastal Monitoring Program (CCMP) Annual Summary Report for Beach Season 2022.
The CCMP monitored water quality at 220 primary monitoring stations: 193 ocean, 20 bay, and 7 river stations, collecting and analyzing a total of 3,745 water quality samples in 2022.
- 3,326 ocean water quality samples were collected and analyzed resulting in 26 advisories and one bacterial exceedance closure.
- 297 bay water quality samples were collected and analyzed resulting in three advisories and one bacterial exceedance closure.
- 122 river water quality samples were collected and analyzed resulting in one advisory and zero closures.
Click on the link above to see the full report on water quality at NJ’s Coastal Beaches during the 2022 Beach Season.
For information related to New Jersey’s Beach Monitoring Program go to njbeaches.org which includes an interactive map that displays sampling locations, current beach status, water quality results and more.
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