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Annual Shellfish Growing Area Reports:


Each year, the Washington State Department of Health (DOH) Shellfish Program reviews sanitary conditions in each shellfish growing area. DOH reviews water quality data and potential pollution problems and prepares a brief report for each growing area; these are called the Shellfish Growing Area Annual Reports. 

The Shellfish Growing Area Annual Reports for data collected in 2007 are listed below, grouped both by the county in which they are located, and alphabetically by growing area name.   

In addition to the Shellfish Growing Area Annual Reports, DOH prepares a Threatened Shellfish Areas List for each county [also called the Early Warning System report (EWS)].  The Threatened List identifies water quality sampling stations that are considered to be "Threatened" or "Concerned".  These terms indicate that pollution sources may be present that could impact the classified growing area waters.

  • “Threatened” stations are those stations threatened with downgrades in classification due to declining water quality or identified pollution sources.

  • “Concerned” stations are those stations where there are some concerns with the sanitary conditions.


 

Annual and Early Warning System Reports, Grouped by County
(Some annual reports may be listed more than once if the growing area falls within the boundaries of more than one county.)

County

Growing Area

Clallam No new EWS areas in Clallam County were identified in 2007

 

Grays Harbor

Early Warning System Summary for Grays Harbor County growing areas

Island Early Warning System Summary for Island County growing areas

 

Jefferson Early Warning System Summary for Jefferson County growing areas

 

King No new EWS areas in King County were identified in 2007

 

Kitsap Early Warning System Summary for Kitsap County growing areas

 

Mason Early Warning System Summary for Mason County growing areas

 

Pacific Early Warning System Summary for Pacific County growing areas

 

Pierce Early Warning System Summary for Pierce County growing areas

 

 

San Juan No new EWS areas in San Juan County were identified in 2007

 

Skagit No new EWS areas in Skagit County were identified in 2007

 

 

Snohomish

Early Warning System Summary for Snohomish County growing areas

Thurston Early Warning System Summary for Thurston County growing areas
 
Whatcom Early Warning System Summary for Whatcom County growing areas

 


 

Annual Reports, Alphabetical by Growing Area

Agate Passage
Anderson Island
Annas Bay
Bay Center
Birch Bay
Blake Island
Bruceport
Buck Bay
Burley Lagoon
Cedar River
Colvos Passage
Dabob Bay
Dana Passage
Discovery Bay
Drayton Harbor
Drayton Passage
Dungeness Bay
Dyes Inlet
East Passage
East San Juan
East Sound
East Straits
Eld Inlet
Filucy Bay
Fox Island

Grays Harbor
Hammersley Inlet

Henderson Bay
Henderson Inlet
Holmes Harbor
Hood Canal #1
Hood Canal #2
Hood Canal #3
Hood Canal #4
Hood Canal #5
Hood Canal #6
Hood Canal #7
Hood Canal #8
Hood Canal #9
Hunter Bay
Jamestown
Kilisut Harbor
Kingston
Lemolo (Liberty)
Lummi Bay
Lummi Island
Mackaye Harbor
Mats Mats Bay
McMicken Island
Mud Bay
Mystery Bay

Nahcotta
Naselle River
Neah Bay
Nemah River
Nisqually Reach
North Bay
North River
Oak Bay
Oakland Bay
Oro Bay
Pacific Coast
Padilla Bay
Peale Passage
Penn Cove
Penrose Point
Pickering Passage
Point Partridge
Port Blakely
Port Gamble
Port Madison
Port Orchard Passage
Port Townsend
Portage Bay
Possession Sound
Protection Island
Quartermaster Harbor
Quilcene Bay
Reach Island
Rocky Bay
Samish Bay
Saratoga Pass
Sequim Bay
Shoal Bay
Similk Bay
Skookum Inlet
South Skagit Bay
South West Whidbey
Spencer Cove
Stony Point
Stretch Island
Swinomish
Totten Inlet
Upright Channel
West Key Peninsula
Westcott Bay
Wyckoff Shoal

 

 

 

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