Seattle's Duwamish
By Jeff Blucher
16 Feb 2008
The Duwamish River basin has long been a victim of progress. In the early 1900's the river was dredged and straightened to be transformed into an industrial waterway that could be used for shipping. Thus, destroying the natural habitat for fish and wildlife that always flourished along the river. "T-107" is a small grassy area that has been "spared" of development due to its historical significance. This was the site of a Native American village of the Duwamish tribe.
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Victoria Zamorano gave props (10 May 2009):
great story, got my vote!!
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