Washington Outer Coast Sample Clauses

Washington Outer Coast. The outer coast of Washington extends from Cape Flattery (at the entrance to the Strait of Xxxx xx Xxxx) southward along the western edge of the Olympic Peninsula to Ocean Shores, Grays Harbor, Willapa Bay, and Long Beach. This section of coastal Washington encompasses nearly 180 km of spectacular, undeveloped shorelines as well as several urban areas and large estuarine systems that have experienced substantial industrial development, habitat degradation, and habitat loss. The nearshore marine environment along the outer coast provides critical links to the ecologically important trans-boundary regions of coastal British Columbia and Alaska, including the Xxxx xx Xxxx ‘Big Eddy’ International Marine Ecosystem (Xxxxxx and Xxxxx 2005) and the California Current Large Marine Ecosystem. The coastal zone includes extensive rock headlands, offshore islands and reefs, kelp beds, pocket beaches, small estuaries, and river mouths in the northern region, and extensive xxxxx beaches and large estuarine systems in the southern region. Several treaty tribes have maintained cultural centers and economic activities throughout the northern region, and the outer coast is overlaid by numerous municipal, state, and federal jurisdictions. The Hoh, Makah, and Quileute tribes, and the Quinault Indian Nation (collectively known as the Coastal Treaty Tribes), continue to make their home on the Washington outer coast where they retain the continuity of historic and recent cultures that are intimately connected with the ocean and its resources. These Coastal Treaty Tribes possess protected fishing rights and share co-management responsibilities for fishing activities with the state of Washington and the federal government. The nearshore region also hosts extensive local, regional, and international commercial enterprises including some of the busiest shipping lanes in the world. Commercial fisheries (both tribal and non-tribal) occur in state and federal waters and are critical components of the regional economy. The Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary (OCNMS) was designated in 1994 as a coastal and nearshore region of local, national, and international significance. OCNMS spans 2,408 square nautical miles (8,259 square kilometers) of marine waters off the rugged northwestern coast of the Olympic Peninsula, and the sanctuary boundaries extend seaward 40 to 72 kilometers (25 to 45 miles), and to depths of over 1,400 meters (4,500 feet) to include much of the continental shelf a...
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