Patos Island

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Patos Island is a small, largely uninhabited island in the San Juan Islands of Washington State, known for its historic lighthouse and protected marine and wildlife habitats.

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Patos Island canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographic feature
island
lighthouse
marine state park
accessibleBy boat
borderedBy Strait of Georgia
linked to: Georgia Strait
country United States
hasActivity camping
kayaking
wildlife viewing
hasEcosystem coastal ecosystem
marine ecosystem
hasFeature forested interior
rocky shoreline
hasFunction aid to navigation
hasNameMeaning “ducks” in Spanish
hasPart Patos Island Lighthouse
hasProtectedArea Patos Island Marine State Park
hasUseRestriction environmental protection
hasWildlife marine mammals
seabirds
knownFor historic lighthouse
protected marine habitats
wildlife habitats
languageOfToponym Spanish
locatedIn North America
Pacific Northwest
Salish Sea
San Juan County, Washington
San Juan Islands
Washington State
linked to: Washington
locatedOn Patos Island
Patos Island
managedBy Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission
near Canadian border
overlooks Strait of Georgia
linked to: Georgia Strait
partOf San Juan Islands National Wildlife Refuge
populationStatus largely uninhabited

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Patos Island Lighthouse locatedOn Patos Island
subject linked to: Patos Island
Patos Island Marine State Park locatedOn Patos Island
subject linked to: Patos Island