An edition of: WaterAtlas.org Presented By: Seminole County, USF Water Institute
Learn how monitoring macroinvertebrate life in streams can help scientists assess water quality
Join other waterfront property owners on a path to better environmental stewardship
View current water quality conditions for lakes, rivers and springs utilizing new dashboard technology that features dynamic maps, filters and gauges
Be informed about important water-related news with implications in Hillsborough County and elsewhere
Watch these videos to learn how to protect and enjoy Seminole County's waterways
This interactive map brings all water resource-related information together in one place
Use this interactive map to find data from continuously-reporting monitoring stations
Use this tool to graph water resource data and to download data for your own analysis
View the geographic distribution and variability of rainfall amounts, access statistical rainfall summaries, or download rainfall data
Find a particular water resource on any of the Water Atlas websites using this tool
Find information to help homeowners, businesses, and contractors reduce stormwater pollution
Take a virtual tour of interesting places within Seminole County's watersheds
Learn why shoreline vegetation is important for protecting water quality, and how you can comply with the County's Shoreline Protection Ordinance
Search our library of water-related documents, maps, websites, videos and organizations
Be informed about important water-related news from Seminole County and elsewhere
Find opportunities for recreation, volunteering, and citizen participation
View images of Seminole County's people, places, and natural resources
Check this list to find out who to call to report problems or to ask questions about rules, regulations, and permitting
Find out how you can participate in improving Seminole County's waterways and watersheds
See a water quality problem happening? Report it here.
We welcome user submissions of documents, organizations, videos, etc.
Current water quality conditions for lakes and rivers
This dashboard reviews the most current water quality data for exceedances to Class III criteria from Florida Administrative Code 62-302. The dashboard includes the following parameters: Chlorophyll a corrected, Total Nitrogen, Total Phosphorus, Trophic State Index and Secchi Depth. Dashboard thresholds are based on best available information. For additional water quality data and more detailed analysis of a specific lake, visit the home page of the Water Atlas.
