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WASHINGTON IMPORTANT BIRD AREAS
 

The following list may not include all potential, nominated, pending, identified, or recognized IBAs within the state as some IBA information may be unavailable for public viewing.

  
# Name Status Priority Counties
1. Baker Bay Recognized State Pacific
2. Banks Lake Complex Recognized State Grant
3. Bottle Beach Recognized State
4. Bowerman Basin Recognized State
5. Calispell Lake Recognized State
6. Cape Disappointment Recognized State
7. Cedar River Watershed Recognized State
8. Center Islands Recognized State
9. Chelan Ridge Recognized State
10. Columbia Hills Recognized State
11. Columbia National Wildlife Refuge Recognized State
12. Conboy Lake Recognized State Kittitas
13. Crescent Harbor Marshes Recognized State
14. Crockett Lake Recognized State
15. Damon Point/ Oyhut Recognized State
16. Deception Pass Recognized State Island, Skagit
17. Deer Lagoon Recognized State
18. Douglas Creek Recognized State Douglas
19. Drayton Harbor/ Semiahmoo Recognized State
20. Dungeness Bay Recognized State
21. Eld Inlet/ Mud Bay Recognized State
22. Elk River Estuary Recognized State
23. Fitzner-Eberhardt Arid Lands Ecology Reserve Recognized State
24. Fort Lewis Recognized Thurston
25. Fort Simcoe Recognized State
26. Hanford Reach Recognized State
27. Humptulips Estuary Recognized State
28. Indian-Marrowstone Island/ Oak Bay Recognized State
29. Leadbetter Point Recognized State
30. Leahy Junction - Moses Coulee Recognized Global Douglas, Grant
31. Lower Dungeness Riparian Corridor Recognized State
32. Mima Prairie Recognized State
33. Nisqually Delta Recognized State
34. Nisqually Reach Recognized State Pierce, Thurston
35. North Potholes Preserve Recognized State
36. North Willapa Bay (Willapa River Estuary) Recognized State
37. Olympic Continental Shelf Recognized Global Clallam, Grays Harbor, Jefferson
38. Penn Cove Recognized State
39. Point No Point Recognized Global
40. Port Angeles Harbor/Ediz Hook Recognized Global Clallam
41. Port Angeles MAMU Identified
42. Port Susan Bay Recognized State Snohomish
43. Potholes Reservoir Recognized State
44. Protection Island Recognized State
45. Quartermaster Harbor Recognized State
46. Quilomene-Colockum Wildlife Area Recognized State
47. Reed Island/ Steigerwald Lake Recognized State
48. Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge Recognized State
49. Rock Creek Recognized State Klickitat
50. Samish/Padilla Bays Recognized Global Skagit
51. Sand and Gunpowder Islands Recognized
52. Sequim Bay Recognized State Jefferson
53. South Willapa Bay (Shoalwater Bay) Recognized State
54. Sprague Lake Recognized State Adams, Lincoln
55. The Great Bend Recognized State
56. Tieton River Corridor Recognized State
57. Toppenish Creek/ Yakima River Oxbows Recognized State
58. Totten Inlet Recognized State
59. Trout Lake Marsh Recognized State
60. Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge Recognized State
61. Umatilla Recognized State Benton
62. Umtanum Creek Valley Recognized State
63. Vancouver Lake Lowlands Recognized State
64. Vaux's Swift Chimney Corridor Identified King, Pierce, Skagit, Snohomish
65. Walla Walla River Delta Recognized State
66. Wanapum Recognized State Grant, Kittitas
67. Wenas Basin/ Clemans Mountain Recognized State
68. Western Straight of Juan de Fuca Recognized Global Clallam
69. Yakima Canyon Recognized State
70. Yakima River Delta Recognized State
71. Yakima Training Center Recognized Global
 

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