Salish Sea

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The Salish Sea is an intricate network of coastal waterways spanning the border between Washington State and British Columbia, renowned for its rich marine biodiversity and deep cultural significance to Indigenous Coast Salish peoples.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal waterway system
sea
adjacentTo Bellingham, Washington
surface form: Bellingham

Olympia
Seattle metropolitan area
Vancouver
Victoria
border Canada–United States border
contains Gulf Islands
Haro Strait
Puget Sound
Rosario Strait
San Juan Islands
Georgia Strait
surface form: Strait of Georgia

Juan de Fuca Strait
surface form: Strait of Juan de Fuca
containsSpecies Dungeness crab
Pacific herring
Pacific salmon
Southern Resident killer whale
Steller sea lion
giant Pacific octopus
harbor seal
orcas
country Canada
United States of America
drainageBasinIncludes Cowichan River
Fraser River
Nisqually River
Nooksack River
Puyallup River
Skagit River
Snohomish River
ethnicallySignificantFor Coast Salish peoples
hasConservationIssue decline of Southern Resident killer whales
threats from climate change
threats from habitat loss
threats from pollution
knownFor complex system of fjords and channels
cultural significance to Coast Salish peoples
large population of marine mammals
rich marine biodiversity
strong tidal currents
locatedIn British Columbia
Washington
surface form: Washington State
namedAfter Coast Salish peoples
partOf Pacific Ocean
Salish Sea self-linksurface differs
surface form: Salish Sea Basin
usedFor Indigenous subsistence harvesting
commercial shipping
fishing
recreation

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Canada–United States border region hasPart Salish Sea
this entity surface form: Salish Sea ecosystem
Georgia Strait partOf Salish Sea
Juan de Fuca Strait partOf Salish Sea
Camano Island partOf Salish Sea
this entity surface form: Salish Sea region
Admiralty Inlet partOf Salish Sea
Elliott Bay partOf Salish Sea
Puget Sound partOf Salish Sea
Vashon Island partOf Salish Sea
this entity surface form: Salish Sea region
Suquamish culturalRegion Salish Sea
Whatcom County borders Salish Sea
CFB Esquimalt hasEnvironmentalContext Salish Sea
this entity surface form: Salish Sea region
Blake Island locatedIn Salish Sea
this entity surface form: Salish Sea region
Salish Sea partOf Salish Sea self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Salish Sea Basin
San Juan County bordersBodyOfWater Salish Sea
subject surface form: San Juan County, Washington
Songhees Nation culturalRegion Salish Sea
Nooksack language linguisticArea Salish Sea
this entity surface form: Salish Sea region
Bellingham, Washington locatedOn Salish Sea
Penelakut Tribe isOnCoast Salish Sea
Northwestern Washington partOf Salish Sea
this entity surface form: Salish Sea region
Nooksack people culturalRegion Salish Sea
this entity surface form: Salish Sea region
Lummi Nation culturalRegion Salish Sea
Tsawout First Nation locatedNear Salish Sea
Hood Canal partOf Salish Sea
Howe Sound partOf Salish Sea
Burrard Inlet partOf Salish Sea
the Gulf of Georgia partOf Salish Sea
subject surface form: Gulf of Georgia
San Juan Islands locatedIn Salish Sea
Duke Point locatedOnWaterBody Salish Sea
WSF regionServed Salish Sea
subject surface form: Washington State Ferries
MV Tacoma waterway Salish Sea
MV Hyak (retired) serviceArea Salish Sea
subject surface form: MV Hyak
MV Kaleetan serviceArea Salish Sea
MV Elwha (retired) serviceArea Salish Sea
subject surface form: MV Elwha
MV Tokitae serviceRegion Salish Sea