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Mason County's Rivers, Creeks & Streams
List of Rivers, Creeks & Streams in Mason County
There are 35 watercourses in Mason County which fall under the Shoreline Management Act. This page on the Washington State Legislature website lists all 35 along with their legal descriptions.
Mason County Shoreline Inventory and Characterization Report
This report describes existing conditions within the Mason County shorelines and provides a map folio based upon Geographic Information System (GIS) data. The report describes existing land uses, such as residential uses, parks, development and water-dependent industries. It also evaluates existing natural shoreline processes and functions, such as forested riparian areas, wetlands, wildlife habitat and fish present. The inventory report identifies areas suitable for restoration and additional public access.
List of Rivers, Creeks & Streams in Mason County
There are 35 watercourses in Mason County which fall under the Shoreline Management Act. This page on the Washington State Legislature website lists all 35 along with their legal descriptions.
Mason County Shoreline Inventory and Characterization Report
This report describes existing conditions within the Mason County shorelines and provides a map folio based upon Geographic Information System (GIS) data. The report describes existing land uses, such as residential uses, parks, development and water-dependent industries. It also evaluates existing natural shoreline processes and functions, such as forested riparian areas, wetlands, wildlife habitat and fish present. The inventory report identifies areas suitable for restoration and additional public access.