Pilchuck Creek Watershed

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Lowland Watershed

Lowland watersheds occur in the glacial plateau, draining to floodplains or Puget Sound

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Placeholder for Pilchuck Creek Watershed, a significant tributary to the Lower Stillaguamish Floodplain.

Notes

  • Not to be confused with Pilchuck River Watershed in the Snohomish
  • Leonetti 2015 suggests that summer flows and thus stream temperature is strongly driven by groundwater seepage into the stream, and so using wood to create scour pools, and managing watershed groundwater recharge were important parts of management
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