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Chemical contaminationStatus unconfirmedFirst seen 02/10/2026, 23:45

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Officials report toxic algae at Clayton Lake

Toxic algae have been detected at Clayton Lake, New Mexico, which can be harmful to humans and pets. Visitors are advised not to drink the water or swim, and parents should keep children and pets away from the blooms. Any fish caught must be cleaned thoroughly, with only the fillet consumed.

Location
Clayton, New Mexico
Country
🇺🇸 USA
Start
30/06/2026, 02:00
End
03/10/2026, 07:18
Event type
Chemical contamination
Status
Status unconfirmed
Region
New Mexico
Last updated

Timeline

  1. · Alert first recorded
  2. · Start according to source
  3. · Automatically marked inactive
  4. · End according to source
  5. · Record last updated

USAReportsOctober 2026ArchiveMethodology

Automatically closed

This advisory was automatically marked as resolved after 21 days without new official information. No official all-clear was issued. Please check with your local water utility for the current status.

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