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Riverside County
5 of the 65 named waters in Riverside County carry a fish consumption advisory. Those are listed first below — the rest have no advisory on file.
Contaminants found here: Mercury, PCBs, Selenium
Waters with advisories
- Diamond Valley Lake lake
- Lake Evans lake
- Lake Hemet lake
- Lake Perris lake
- Salton Sea lake
Other named waters in Riverside County
60 waters with no advisory on file. Listed so you can confirm we've looked — not as evidence the fish are safe.
- Alligator Slough (historical)
- Bass Cove
- Bernasconi Bay
- Big Rock Bay
- Cahuilla Lake
- Canyon Lake
- Cottonwood Lake
- Eagle Tank
- East Bay
- El Casco Lake
- Ford Dry Lake
- Foster Lake
- Grand Tank
- Hayfield Lake
- Hidden Lake
- Hidden Tank
- Hog Lake
- Hole Lake
- Holiday Bay
- Horseshoe Lake
- Ivanpah Tank
- Lake Cahuilla
- Lake Elsinore
- Lake Fulmor
- Lake Mathews
- Lake Norconian
- Lake Riverside
- Lee Lake
- Little Lake
- Live Oak Tank
- Lone Pine Reservoir
- Long Tank
- Lost Lake
- Mariners Bay
- Meadows Lake
- Mockingbird Reservoir
- Mojave Tank
- North Fork San Jacinto River
- Oak Street Creek Reservoir
- Paac Kü̱vü̱hü̱’k
- Palen Lake
- Palo Verde Intake
- Poorman Reservoir
- Prado Flood Control Basin
- San Gorgonio River
- San Jacinto Reservoir
- San Jacinto River
- Ski Land Lake
- Skinner Reservoir
- South Fork San Jacinto River
- Spring Tank
- Stirrup Tank
- Swan Lake
- Tabaseca Tank
- Twin Tanks
- Vail Lake
- Wellmans Cienaga
- White Tank
- Whitewater Cove
- Whitewater River