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'''Goldsborough Creek enters [[Hammersley Inlet]] at the [[City of Shelton]] in the westernmost portion of [[South Puget Sound]]. It is a historical mill site, with one mill remaining. The [[Squaxin Island Tribe]] has been active in developing a reconstruction of the creek mouth estuary.''' | |||
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Goldsborough Creek enters Hammersley Inlet at the City of Shelton in the westernmost portion of South Puget Sound. It is a historical mill site, with one mill remaining. The Squaxin Island Tribe has been active in developing a reconstruction of the creek mouth estuary.
