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4. South Fork Catoctin Creek

Alliance Partners, Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy |

South Fork Catoctin Creek siteSite Description: The South Fork of the Catoctin Creek is a tributary of the main Catoctin Creek, which flows into the Potomac. This site is located near the Phillips Farm Interpretive Hiking Trail in the village of Waterford.

Jason KahnCertified Lead Monitor: Jason Kahn started conducting benthic macroinvertebrate monitoring at this site in the fall of 2018. This site was monitored by others for over a decade prior.

Benthic data for South Fork Catoctin Creek

Ecological condition rating scores resulting from benthic macroinvertebrate surveys at the South Fork Catoctin Creek site starting in Spring 2016. The site has received a mix of acceptable, indeterminate and unacceptable ratings. These surveys cannot detect bacterial pollution.

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