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| <sup>2</sup>Bombali, Sierra Leone
| <sup>2</sup>Bombali, Sierra Leone
| Granitic Basement
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| Wells contaminated with FC, 60% above. Who standards. Low pH concern for corrosion.
| Wells contaminated with FC, 60% above. Who standards. Low pH concern for corrosion.
| Ibemenuga and Avoaja (2014)
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| <sup>3</sup>Njala, Sierra Leone
| <sup>3</sup>Njala, Sierra Leone
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| Increased contamination during the onset of dry season and at the start of rainy season
| Increased contamination during the onset of dry season and at the start of rainy season
| Wright (1986)
| Wright (1986)
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| <sup>3</sup>Moyamba, Sierra Leone
| <sup>3</sup>Moyamba, Sierra Leone
| Granitic Basement
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| Increase risk during onset of wet season sustained risk during dry season for wells. No sanitation, open defecation practiced.
| Increase risk during onset of wet season sustained risk during dry season for wells. No sanitation, open defecation practiced.
| Wright (1982)
| Wright (1982)
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| <sup>3</sup>Bo, Sierra Leone
| <sup>3</sup>Bo, Sierra Leone
| Granitic Basement
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| Distance from field significant predictor of FC, not distance from toilet/PL
| Distance from field significant predictor of FC, not distance from toilet/PL
| Jimmy et al. (2013)
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| <sup>3</sup>Conakry, Guinea
| <sup>3</sup>Conakry, Guinea
| Volcanic rocks, fissured
| Volcanic rocks, fissured

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Lapworth D J, Carter R C, Pedley S and MacDonald A M. 2015. Threats to groundwater supplies from contamination in Sierra Leone, with special reference to Ebola care facilities. British Geological Survey Internal Report, OR/15/009.
Area Geology Sample sites (n) Results from selected water quality parameters* Sampling time frame Conclusion and sources of contamination Reference
2Bombali, Sierra Leone Granitic Basement Wells (60) FC 0-80, mean 16.6
SEC 38-554
NO3 25-280
Turb, and other majors, pH <6.5
Single study during the wet season May- June 2010 Wells contaminated with FC, 60% above. Who standards. Low pH concern for corrosion. Ibemenuga and Avoaja (2014)
3Njala, Sierra Leone Granitic Basement Springs and wells (8) FC 50-39k, mean 3.2k
FS 5-2k
Monthly Wet and dry season sampling Increased contamination during the onset of dry season and at the start of rainy season Wright (1986)
3Moyamba, Sierra Leone Granitic Basement Springs and shallow wells (13) FC 15-251k
FS 12-63k, mean 501
SEC 7.6-206, mean 30
Turb, pH 5-6.5
Transition from dry to wet season, multiple sampling occasions Increase risk during onset of wet season sustained risk during dry season for wells. No sanitation, open defecation practiced. Wright (1982)
3Bo, Sierra Leone Granitic Basement Wells (33) lined and unlined FC 0-75, mean 19.6
NO3 0.5-28, mean 7.7
PO4 0.01-11.5, mean 1.7
SEC 39-1281, mean 362
Wet season Distance from field significant predictor of FC, not distance from toilet/PL Jimmy et al. (2013)
3Conakry, Guinea Volcanic rocks, fissured Wells (69) Mod.wells FC 370-1x105
FS 90-9k
NO3 2-46
NH4 0.06-7
Cl 17-130
F 0-0.16
Turb. 1-70
Trad. wells
FC 50-2 x105
FS 150-2 x104
NO37-51
NH4 0.01-8
Cl 8-284
F 0.0.38
Turb. 1-63
Dry season April-May 1994 Widespread contamination by nitrate and FC linked to poor sanitation and well construction Gélinas et al. (1996)