steep channel fish pass

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• Deception Pass — State Park Located in the northern Puget Sound region, Deception Pass (circled in red) connects the Strait of Juan de Fuca (to the west) to Skagit Bay (to the east). Fidalgo Island is to the north and Whidbey Island is to the south …   Wikipedia

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• River Otter — Infobox River river name = River Otter image size = caption = The tidal estuary of the Otter. The river flows left to right, in front of the distinctive hill. The marsh (foreground) is separated from the sea by a steep pebble bar (right). origin …   Wikipedia

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