totten inlet location map ncwc
totten inlet location map ncwc
totten inlet location map ncwc
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Totten Inlet<br />
Project Site<br />
Shelton<br />
NCWC Grant<br />
Totten Inlet Estuarine Habitat Acquisition<br />
Location Map<br />
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0 75 150<br />
Miles<br />
300<br />
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Olympia<br />
Totten Inlet<br />
Project Site<br />
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Tacoma<br />
Seattle<br />
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Pacific Ocean<br />
NCWC Grant<br />
Totten Inlet Estuarine Habitat Acquisition<br />
Puget Sound Area Map<br />
Strait of Juan de Fuca<br />
Totten Inlet<br />
Project Site<br />
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Puget Sound<br />
Region<br />
Olympia<br />
Seattle<br />
0 15 30<br />
Miles<br />
60
Map for approximate <strong>location</strong> information<br />
only. Map created by Capitol Land Trust<br />
with information from Thurston County.<br />
NCWC Grant<br />
Totten Inlet Estuarine Habitat Acquisition<br />
Project Site<br />
0 125 250<br />
Feet<br />
500
Mason County<br />
NCWC Grant<br />
Totten Inlet Estuarine Habitat Acquisition<br />
Nearby Conservation Areas<br />
Oakland Bay<br />
tu 101<br />
3<br />
Thurston County<br />
CLT In Progress<br />
Skookum Inlet<br />
Eld Inlet Conservation Easement<br />
NCWCG #C-49-L-1<br />
CLT Conserved Lands<br />
Squaxin Island Indian Reservation<br />
Natural Area Preserves, WA Dept of Natural Resources<br />
State, County, and City Parks<br />
Totten Inlet<br />
Twin Rivers Estuary Acquisition<br />
NCWCG #C-63-L-1<br />
Eld Inlet<br />
Hope<br />
Island<br />
Squaxin<br />
Current Project Site<br />
Budd Inlet<br />
Island<br />
Harstine<br />
Island<br />
Lower Eld Inlet Acquisition<br />
NCWCG #C-64-L-1<br />
Case Inlet<br />
/<br />
Pierce<br />
County<br />
0 1.25 2.5<br />
Miles<br />
5
NCWC Grant<br />
Totten Inlet Estuarine Habitat Acquisition<br />
Aerial view of the Project site, showing feeder bluffs, baymouth spit, upland forested wetlands,<br />
and pocket estuary. Adjacent tidelands, in the picture’s foreground, are owned and harvested by<br />
Taylor Shellfish Company. Photo from Washington Department of Ecology.<br />
The estuary at low tide.<br />
Forested shoreline and cobble beach.
NCWC Grant<br />
Totten Inlet Estuarine Habitat Acquisition<br />
Salt marsh and baymouth spit at the entrance<br />
of the estuary.<br />
The salt marsh and forested shoreline along<br />
the estuary.
NCWC Grant<br />
Totten Inlet Estuarine Habitat Acquisition<br />
Feeder bluffs and forested shoreline.<br />
Forested wetlands which drain into the<br />
estuary.<br />
Tributary stream flowing to the estuary.
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