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neighborhoods of

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, and flows southward to empty into Union Bay of

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. Portions are daylighted, such as those flowing between 39th and 40th Avenue NE and through Burke Gilman Park. The stream also continues underground underneath

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Restoration

Members of the Green Seattle Partnership and the

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Restoration Ecology Network (UW-REN) have conducted work parties to mulch, clear invasive plants and plant native vegetation around the stream in Burke Gilman Park

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* Landforms of Seattle Rivers of Washington (state) Rivers of King County, Washington {{Washington-river-stub

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