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Haverigg

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Haverigg is a designated bathing water in Cumbria. The water was rated Poor when last classified. Water quality here can dip after heavy rain. It is one of 16 designated bathing waters in the county.

Other bathing waters nearby include Silecroft and Walney West Shore. The closest station is Millom, 2.7 km to the north-east.

More at the Environment Agency's water quality profile

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