Snohomish Lord Hill Reach

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Floodplain

Floodplains occur where large rivers and streams meander in their own sediments

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This is a made up name for the reach of Snohomish River floodplain downstream of the confluence, along the South and West of Lord Hill, to the French Creek Watershed levees.

Notes

  • File:Hass 2001 snohomish ecosystem restoration opportunities.pdf identifies restoration opportunities around Thomas' Eddy and upstream to the confluence.
  • A portion of the property was acquired by the WWRP program under PRISM contract 92-0116.
  • There are no web-published intentions for restoration.
  • There is a lake that has apparently been stocked for fishing.
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