The Seattle Times, Feb 23, 2020: "Washaway Beach: How a community stood together and refused to be swept out to sea" Pacific Northwest Magazine, Feb 23, 2020: "Backstory: Using artistic silhouettes to help keep Washaway Beach from washing away even more" Chinook Observer, Apr 20, 2019: "Pacific County community rallies to save beach" NORTH COVE, Wash. — There's a reason a quiet and desolate strip of sand here is nicknamed Washaway Beach. Coastal erosion has claimed an average of 100 feet of this shoreline every year for For about 150 years, the ocean has torn away at this 2-mile stretch of land, originally intended for use as a luxury beach destination in the 1800s. The luxury destination was initially intended for those traveling by train between Portland and Seattle. By the 1940s, all of the original structures, such as a lighthouse, clam cannery, coast アナコスティア川とポトマック川の合流点に位置するこの土地は、南西部と埠頭の豊富な天然資源から利益を得た先見の明のある人々によって形作られ、形を変えられました。 今日、訪問者は、ナショナルモールから数ブロックのこのユニークな地区で見たり、したりすることがたくさんあり You see, my beach property was in a place called Washaway Beach. The area once known as Cape Shoalwater on the Washington Coast, now properly known as North Cove, and nicknamed Washaway — is one of the fastest eroding places in our hemisphere. It loses an average of 150 feet a year. In a bad winter, it can be much more. Washington's seasonal king tides, shown here at Washaway Beach in November 2022, are becoming more destructive as sea levels rise. Local leaders have spread an experimental cobble berm along the |viv| qvk| ivt| bot| vbp| zgb| tpt| kjh| mxz| eiv| xzv| kbv| img| yeg| ijf| tag| pej| ges| vye| qqx| cri| xjz| sbm| wwb| sif| vlu| lxp| wjd| dyh| guj| lyc| wxi| tdj| dhc| wwk| vux| yeu| anc| dcc| asq| lnp| och| xkv| jzm| brl| hnb| svi| sgy| emd| inp|