Totten Inlet

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Totten Inlet is a narrow, shellfish-rich arm of Puget Sound in western Washington State, known for its oyster and clam aquaculture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf arm of Puget Sound
body of water
inlet
aquacultureType clams
oysters
climate temperate marine
connectedTo Hammersley Inlet (via Puget Sound system)
country United States
environmentalConcern shellfish bed contamination risk
water quality protection
hasActivity intertidal shellfish harvesting
tidal aquaculture operations
hasEcosystem estuarine
hasHabitat eelgrass beds
intertidal mudflats
nearshore marine habitat
hasMouthIn Puget Sound
hasShape narrow
hasUse commercial shellfish harvest
recreational boating
recreational shellfishing
isOneOf southernmost inlets of Puget Sound
knownFor clam aquaculture
oyster aquaculture
shellfish production
shellfish-rich waters
locatedIn South Puget Sound
Thurston County, Washington
Washington State
linked to: Washington

western Washington
locatedNear Olympia, Washington
nearbyCity Shelton, Washington
partOf Puget Sound
Salish Sea watershed
linked to: Salish Sea
regulatoryBody Thurston County government
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
Washington State Department of Health
supportsIndustry commercial aquaculture
shellfish farming
supportsSpecies Dungeness crab
Manila clam
Pacific oyster
native littleneck clam
salmon
shorebirds
tidalRegime mixed semidiurnal tides
waterType marine
saltwater

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South Puget Sound hasSubregion Totten Inlet