Hungary 2015 bathing water report

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European bathing water quality in 2015 Every summer, European holiday resorts fill up with tourists eager to enjoy the warmer weather and the beautiful natural surroundings of this diverse continent. For many, the summer vacation is synonymous with swimming in the sea or in a lake, so it is natural that water quality is an important factor in choosing a destination. To help citizens make informed choices, the European Environment Agency (EEA) and the European Commission publish the annual European bathing water quality report. The information contained in this edition - which covers bathing water quality in 2015 in the EU Member States, Albania and Switzerland - indicates where good quality bathing water is likely to be found in 2016.

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20 May 2015 - Hungary 2014 bathing water report

27 May 2014 - Hungary 2013 bathing water report

16 May 2013 - Hungary 2012 bathing water report

23 May 2012 - Hungary 2011 bathing water report

16 Jun 2011 - Hungary Bathing water results 2010

07 Jun 2010 - Hungary bathing water results 2009

11 Jun 2009 - Hungary bathing water country report 2008 season.pdf

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For references, please go to https://www.eea.europa.eu/themes/water/europes-seas-and-coasts/assessments/state-of-bathing-water/country-reports-2015-bathing-season/hungary-2015-bathing-water-report or scan the QR code.

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