Puget Sound Shoreline Mapping Project
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Explore Featured Areas by clicking on the titles below.
Capitol Lake Dam
Capitol Lake Dam
This man-made barrier that controls the flow of water from the Deschutes River into Capitol Lake is often a topic of environmental discussion due to its impact on local ecosystems.
Fisherman's Cove
Fisherman's Cove
A quaint and picturesque spot popular among anglers and boaters, Fisherman's Cove provides a peaceful setting for fishing and relaxation.
Woodard Bay Natural Area
Woodard Bay Natural Area
A conservation area known for its rich wildlife habitat, offering serene views and a haven for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts along the Puget Sound shoreline.
Hammersley Inlet
Hammersley Inlet
This inlet is a narrow waterway that snakes through the landscape, providing a unique boating experience and vistas of the surrounding forests and cliffs.
Shelton Lumber Mill
Shelton Lumber Mill
An industrial landmark, the Shelton Lumber Mill represents the historical and ongoing significance of the timber industry in the region.
Mud Bay
Mud Bay
A historic and ecologically rich estuary in Puget Sound, Mud Bay is noted for being the meeting place of explorer Peter Puget and the Squaxin Island tribe during the Vancouver Expedition.