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Gallatin County, Week of November 15, 2020

Composite samples collected: November 18, 2020 over the previous 24 hour period.

Big Sky, MT: Positive.

Levels Relative to Previous Week: Lower/Similar

Sars-CoV2 GeneGenomes per Liter
Influent 1N1303,456Average N1:
Influent 2N1281,444292,450
Influent 1N2487,060Average N2:
Influent 2N2528,388507,224

West Yellowstone, MT: Positive

Levels Relative to Previous Week: Higher

Sars-CoV2 GeneGenomes per Liter
Influent 1N1485,875Average N1:
Influent 2N1442,217464,046
Influent 1N2856,105Average N2:
Influent 2N2640,334748,219

Three Forks, MT: Positive

Levels relative to previous week: Higher

Sars-CoV2 GeneGenomes per Liter
Influent 1N1174,756Average N1:
Influent 2N1255,084214,920
Influent 1N2158,726Average N2:
Influent 2N2224,666191,696

Belgrade, MT: Positive

Levels relative to previous week: Lower

Sars-CoV2 GeneGenomes per Liter
Influent 1N12,498,991Average N1:
Influent 2N12,998,6922,748,841
Influent 1N22,744,798Average N2:
Influent 2N23,388,5663,066,682

Samples were collected from respective wastewater treatment plants as a composite over the previous 24-hour period, labeled here as Influent. Upon arrival, duplicate sub-samples were taken and processed in parallel. Testing can detect two nucleocapsid genes present in the SARS-CoV2 genome, N1 and N2. Genome concentration is estimated based on sample signal relative to standards of known concentration.