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'''Chambers Creek is the largest stream and inlet estuary between [[Nisqually Delta]] and the Tacoma Narrows. The Watershed Drains the southern suburbs of the [[City of Tacoma]]. The [[Chambers Creek Estuary]] was identified as a regional restoration opportunity by the [[PSNERP]] nearshore study.''' | |||
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Chambers Creek is the largest stream and inlet estuary between Nisqually Delta and the Tacoma Narrows. The Watershed Drains the southern suburbs of the City of Tacoma. The Chambers Creek Estuary was identified as a regional restoration opportunity by the PSNERP nearshore study.
