Green River Valley

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Green River Valley is a fertile lowland region in western Washington known for its agricultural lands, floodplains, and growing suburban and industrial communities south of Seattle.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographic region
valley
drainageBasinOf Green River watershed
hasEnvironmentalFeature flood risk
river floodplain
hasLandUse agriculture
industrial development
residential suburbs
knownFor agricultural lands
fertile lowlands
floodplains
industrial communities
suburban communities
locatedIn United States
western Washington
near Auburn, Washington
Kent, Washington
Renton, Washington
linked to: Renton

Tukwila, Washington
linked to: Tukwila
partOf King County, Washington
linked to: King County

Puget Sound lowlands
southOf Seattle
traversedBy Green River
usedFor crop production
dairy farming
distribution and warehousing

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State Route 167 serves Green River Valley
Green River (Washington) hasFloodplain Green River Valley
subject linked to: Green River
Kent, Washington locatedIn Green River Valley
subject linked to: Kent, Washington, United States
Washington State Route 167 passesThrough Green River Valley
Tukwila band associatedRiverValley Green River valley
linked to: Green River Valley
Kent Valley partOf Green River Valley
Algona, Washington locatedIn Green River Valley
Muckleshoot traditionalTerritory Green River Valley
Kent Valley Loop Trails isPartOf Green River valley recreation area
linked to: Green River Valley
Howard A. Hanson Dam protectsArea Green River Valley
Valley Freeway runsThrough Green River Valley