Farmington Bay

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Farmington Bay is a shallow, ecologically important arm of the Great Salt Lake in northern Utah, known for its wetlands and migratory bird habitat.

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Farmington Bay canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf arm of a lake
bay
wetland area
borderedBy Great Salt Lake wetlands
climateType semi-arid
country United States
drainedBy Farmington Creek
Jordan River
Weber River (indirectly via Great Salt Lake system)
facesEnvironmentalIssue eutrophication risk
habitat loss
nutrient pollution
salinity changes
water diversion impacts
hasAdjacentProtectedArea Farmington Bay Waterfowl Management Area
Great Salt Lake Shorelands Preserve
hasCharacteristic ecologically important
hypersaline
shallow
hasConservationFocus migratory bird protection
water quality improvement
wetland restoration
hasEcosystemType marshes
mudflats
wetlands
hasHabitatType migratory bird habitat
shorebird habitat
waterfowl habitat
hasNearbyCity Farmington
Kaysville
linked to: Kaysville, Utah

Layton
importantFor birdwatching
migratory birds on the Pacific Flyway
isKnownFor large congregations of shorebirds
large congregations of waterfowl
seasonal wetlands
isPartOf Great Salt Lake ecosystem
isRecognizedBy bird conservation organizations
locatedIn Davis County, Utah
United States
northern Utah
linked to: Northern Utah
locatedNear Farmington, Utah
locatedNorthOf Salt Lake City
partOf Great Salt Lake
region Great Basin
state Utah
usedFor birdwatching recreation
waterfowl hunting
waterBodyType inland saline bay

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Farmington, Utah adjacentTo Farmington Bay