• Small Drinking Water Systems
• Know Your Well
  
• Testing
  
• Interpreting Your Test Results
  
• Drinking Water Precautions
  
• Disinfection
  
• Nitrate
  
• Lead
  
• Radon
  
• Water Treatment Systems
  
• Lanark Village Water Information
  
• Pathogens in Your Well Water
  
• Beaches
  
• Reference Links
  
• Flooded Properties
• Where to Pickup Bottles for Private Drinking Water Testing
• Blue-Green Algae - Information for Cottagers and Home Owners
• Blue-Green Algae (Cyanobacteria) and their Toxins

The following is the list of beaches monitored on a  weekly basis starting June 21st, 2010 by the Leeds, Grenville and Lanark District Health Unit.

- Updated August 26, 2010

	Open – The latest bacterial test of the water indicated acceptable levels or bacteria and can be used for swimming and other recreation purposes.
	CAUTION - The latest bacterial tests of the water indicated unacceptable levels of bacteria and the water is not recommended for swimming.
	CLOSED – The beach is closed to swimming.

While the Health Unit strives to alert swimmers when conditions are not suitable for swimming, the public must be aware that conditions may change, and that there is always a level of risk when swimming in untreated water.