The American Council for Technology and the Industry Advisory Council recently gave high praise for the Environmental Protection Agency's How's My Waterway? website and App. This was the first annual
Igniting Innovation awards, and out of 30 government agencies and finalists, nothing received more votes than this App.
Both the app and website make it easy to find your local waterways and quickly find their status as to water quality and more. It's all in plain English. The search function makes it easy to select data either via your physical location or by entering the city, state or zip code for the are you're looking for.
Check it out here: http://watersgeo.epa.gov/mywaterway/ and then go check out your waterways!
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