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From Source to Sink: Virtual Tour of Harpers Ferry Water Works

From Source to Sink: Virtual Tour of Harpers Ferry Water Works

December 21, 2022 Featured, Source Water Protection

Do you ever wonder where your drinking water comes from? If you live in Harpers Ferry or Bolivar, your drinking water originally comes from Elks Run, is treated at Harpers Ferry Water Works, and is then delivered to your home tap.

Want a virtual tour through this process? Watch this video, created by Potomac Valley Audubon Society, and featuring Chris Styer, the Chief Water Operator at Harpers Ferry Water Works!

https://elksrunwatershed.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/Water-Treatment-Process.mp4
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