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Union Bay

Union Bay is that part of Lake Washington west of a line drawn between Webster Point in Seattle's Laurelhurst neighborhood in the north and the northeast corner of the Madison Park neighborhood in the south. It ends at the eastern opening of the Montlake Cut of the Lake Washington Ship Canal.

When the level of Lake Washington dropped nearly nine feet in 1916 as a result of the opening of the Ship Canal, a good portion of Union Bay became dry land or marshland. The University Village shopping center and most of the University of Washington's East Campus sit on this land today.

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Arboretum Creek | History of Seattle | History of Seattle before 1900 | Lake Washington Ship Canal | Montlake Cut | Seattle | Seattle, WA | Seattle, Washington | University Slough

 

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