Easington (County Durham)

Polluted by sewage 264 times in 2024 lasting 792 hours

Monitoring fell below 50% in some locations so could be more

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Totals for Easington (County Durham) in 2024

6 Sites polluted by Northumbrian Water

264 sewage dumps

792 hours duration

That's 1.1 months. 5.1 times a week, on average

Change Over Time

Waterways in Easington (County Durham)

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Pollution Summary 2024

Here are all the reported sewage overflow totals for Easington (County Durham) in 2024. Sometimes sewage can be being dumped for months at a time.

Reporting refers to how much of the time the monitoring was active. In this locality 1 of the total 7 CSO locations had reporting enabled for less than half the year.

Company	Waterway	Site	Sewage Dumps	Duration (Hours)	Reporting %
Northumbrian Water	North Sea	EASINGTON OUTFALL	60	266	100
Northumbrian Water	North Sea	HORDEN STW	52	222	99.75
Northumbrian Water	Horden Burn	SUNDERLAND ROAD CSO	21	127	96.5
Northumbrian Water	Horden Burn	PARADISE FARM CSO	36	112	98
Northumbrian Water	Horden Burn/Thorpe Burn	HORDEN DENE SSO NO 1	71	36	74.1
Northumbrian Water	Horden Burn	STATION ROAD CSO	24	26	100
Northumbrian Water	Warren House Burn	WARREN HOUSE SEA OUTFALL	0	0	47.6

Data Sources & Accuracy

EDM (Event Duration Monitoring) data and Consented Discharges to Controlled Waters with Conditions from Environment Agency & Data Map Wales, and Scottish Water

Experimental derived data from Thames Water API, Some data may be missing or inaccurate. Live sewage data from Stream Water API

Uses Environment Agency rainfall data from the real-time data API (Beta) - Rainfall data is delayed by up to two days.

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