Leadbetter Point

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Leadbetter Point is a remote, sandy peninsula at the northern tip of Washington’s Long Beach Peninsula, known for its coastal dunes, wetlands, and rich bird habitat within the Willapa Bay area.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographic feature
peninsula
accessibleFrom Long Beach Peninsula
adjacentTo Willapa National Wildlife Refuge
borderedBy Pacific Ocean surf zone
Willapa Bay tidal flats
climate marine west coast climate
country United States
hasCharacteristic remote
sandy
hasEcosystem wetlands
hasEnvironment coastal barrier spit system
hasFauna marine invertebrates
migratory shorebirds
waterfowl
hasFlora coastal shrubs
dune grasses
hasHabitatType bird habitat
hasLandform coastal dunes
hasLandscapeType sandy peninsula
hasProtectionStatus within Leadbetter Point State Park
knownFor coastal dunes
rich bird habitat
wetlands
locatedAtNorthernTipOf Long Beach Peninsula
locatedIn Pacific County, Washington
state of Washington
locatedOn Long Beach Peninsula
locatedOnBodyOfWater Pacific Ocean
Willapa Bay
partOf Willapa Bay area
linked to: Willapa Bay
partOfProtectedArea Leadbetter Point State Park
region southwestern Washington coast
shoreType sandy beach
usedFor birdwatching
hiking
wildlife observation

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Willapa National Wildlife Refuge contains Leadbetter Point