Ludlow Bay

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Ludlow Bay is a small, sheltered inlet on the northeastern Olympic Peninsula in Washington State, known for its marina, waterfront homes, and recreational boating.

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Ludlow Bay canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bay
inlet
accessedVia State Route 19 (Washington)
adjacentTo Port Ludlow Marina
climateRegion marine west coast climate
country United States
hasActivity fishing
kayaking
sailing
wildlife viewing
hasCharacteristic sheltered
small
hasFeature marina facilities
protected waters
hasLandUse residential waterfront development
hasOrientation northeast-facing shoreline
hasSettlementOnShore Port Ludlow, Washington
knownFor marina
recreational boating
waterfront homes
locatedIn Jefferson County, Washington
Olympic Peninsula
Washington State
linked to: Washington
locatedOnCoastOf Puget Sound region
nearbyCity Port Townsend, Washington
Seattle, Washington
partOf northeastern Olympic Peninsula coastline
usedFor recreational boating
small craft moorage
waterBodyType saltwater inlet

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