St. Lawrence River: monitoring water quality  

There are currently ten water quality sampling sites being operated in Quebec. They serve to assess the level of water contamination by registering seasonal and interannual fluctuations as well as long-term trends in contaminant concentrations. This program of freshwater quality monitoning contributes new data for water indicators of the Canadian Environmental Sustainability Indicators report wich is published annually by the federal government.

Map of water quality stations

Location map of the water quality sampling sites

Map of the fuvial section of the St. Lawrence River from Cornwall to Lévis. Sampling sites are represented by ten red points distributed on the map. From upstream to downstream, they are located in Carillon, Lavaltrie, at the mouths of the Richelieu, Yamaska, Saint-François, Nicolet and Saint-Maurice rivers as well as in the La Mauricie National Park, in Bécancour and Lévis.

 

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Carillon

Lavaltrie

Richelieu

Yamaska

Saint-François

Nicolet

Saint-Maurice

Bécancour

Lévis

La Mauricie National Park

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