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      <title>Open Data: European Bathing Water Quality</title>
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      <description>Today I wanted to look up the water quality at a destination I will be spending a day during the current massive heatwave. Luckily the European Environment Agency (EAA) publishes quite extensive data on bathing water quality in the whole EU. But I didn&amp;rsquo;t find a good dashboard like for example for the Austrian data reported to the same system or a map. But the data from the EAA can be downloaded from their website, so why not make a quick map myself.</description>
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