Thornton Creek
Thorton Creek is 18 miles of urban creeks and tributaries from southeast
Shoreline through northeast
Seattle to
Lake Washington. The creek is the largest watershed in Seattle, draining a 12 square mile region of relatively dense biodiversity for an urban setting, home to fish, birds, amphibians, insects, beaver, coyote, and over 200,000 people.
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Thorton Creek is 18 miles of urban creeks and tributaries from southeast
Shoreline through northeast
Seattle to
Lake Washington. The creek is the largest watershed in Seattle, draining a 12 square mile region of relatively dense biodiversity for an urban setting, home to fish, birds, amphibians, insects, beaver, coyote, and over 200,000 people.
