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Water Quality

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ)reports on water quality in Texas.
http://www.tceq.state.tx.us/

The last report on water quality of the San Bernard River-tidal portion (Segment ID 1301) was dated 2002. The monitoring site was at Churchill Bridge at FM 2611. It reported:

Aquatic Life Use: Fully supporting
Contact Recreation Use: Fully supporting
General use: Fully supporting
Fish Consumption Use: Not assessed
Overall Use Support: Fully supporting
Nutrient Enrichment Concern: No concerns
Algae Growth Concern: No concerns
Sediment Contaminates Concern: Not assessed
Narrative Criteria Concern: No concerns
Overall Secondary Concern: No concerns

Link Update 11/2005:

Fact and data sheets for segments assessed for 2004 contain both new information and information from the 2002 assessment. Segments that were not reassessed have fact sheets identical to those published in 2002.

Other:

2002 Water Quality Summary from HGAC on San Bernard River:
"San Bernard River Tidal (1301): Several small communities are in the watershed, 90% of which is undeveloped or open land. There are 12 domestic outfalls and six industrial outfalls. Agricultural practices make up most of the land use. There are no known water quality concerns."  (HGAC: Houston-Galveston Area Council) http://www.h-gac.com/