Bellingham Bay estuarine system

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The Bellingham Bay estuarine system is a coastal inlet in northwestern Washington State where freshwater from regional rivers mixes with marine waters of Puget Sound, creating a productive and ecologically important habitat.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal inlet
estuarine system
country United States of America
surface form: United States
hasCharacteristic ecologically important habitat
productive habitat
hasEcosystemType estuarine habitat
hasProcess mixing of freshwater and saltwater
tidal exchange
hasWaterType brackish water
influences nearshore marine ecosystems of Bellingham Bay
isCoastalFeatureOf Salish Sea region NERFINISHED
isImportantFor nursery habitat for marine species
nutrient cycling
regional biodiversity
water quality regulation
locatedIn United States of America
surface form: United States

northwestern Washington State
mixesFreshwaterFrom regional rivers
mixesWithMarineWatersOf Puget Sound NERFINISHED
partOf Puget Sound NERFINISHED
state Washington
supports aquatic vegetation
bird habitat
fish populations
marine invertebrates

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Nooksack River hasEstuary Bellingham Bay estuarine system