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The purpose of this study was the isolation of halophilic micro-organisms from atipically satine environments located in different areas of Granada, Spain; we tried al so to know the number of viable cells per mL in these tested water samples. A total of 130 halophilic microorganisms was examined: 37.7% strains selected were halotolerant rods and they were isolated from rivers; 60.8% of isolated strains was classified as halophilic microorganisms and, in contrast of the majority ecologic stl.ldies conceming moderately halophilic bacteria, strains studied are grouped as Gram-positive.
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