RIVERWAYS RESEARCH
MAPS & RESULTS
Riverways Collaboration Network interactive map
Riverways Collaboration is a group of non-profits in Philadelphia and Camden working toward safe, equitable, and expanded recreation access to our local waters. Members: Organizations who support all aspects of Riverways’ Mission (Recreational Boating, Youth Programming, & Water Quality Monitoring) Partners: Organizations who support some aspects of Riverways’ Mission (One or Two of the following; Recreational Boating, Youth Programming, & Water Quality Monitoring ) Paddling Locations: Boat Ramps, Launches, Docks, and Parks where Members & Partners conduct Kayaking or Canoeing for Residents
E. coli in the Delaware River and Tributaries in Philadelphia and Camden
This graphic provides a detailed overview of E. coli levels in the Delaware River and its tributaries within Philadelphia and Camden. The map on the right side pinpoints specific sampling locations along the river and its tributaries, marked by blue lines. Each marker on the map corresponds to a location where E. coli measurements have been taken.
On the left side, the bar chart displays the concentration of E. coli at these various locations. The height of each green bar represents the level of E. coli detected, with higher bars indicating higher concentrations. This visualization is crucial for understanding water quality in the urban area, highlighting potential public health risks and the need for environmental monitoring and intervention. By presenting this data visually, the graphic helps communicate the importance of maintaining clean and safe water sources in densely populated regions.
Tidal delaware river interactive map
The map above is an interactive map describing various points of interest along the Tidal Delaware River (Tide Line falls around ). You will find the following points of interest in this map.
- Paddler Access
- Boating Access
- Marinas
- Private Boat Clubs
- Natural Resource Sites
- Cultural Sites
- Historical Sites
- Parks
The Tidal Delaware Water Trail Map was financed in part by a grant from the Community Conservation Partnerships Program Environmental Stewardship Fund under the administration of the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Bureau of Recreation and Conservation administered through the Pennsylvania Environmental Council’s Pennsylvania Water Trails Partnership Mini Grant Program.