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| | Lake Union Points of Interest--Eastlake Neighborhood (Seattle, Washington, USA) |
 | | At the geographic and population center of Seattle, the lake supports every conceivable use Industry, residences near and on the water, a major fish run, birds and other animals, the dumping of storm water and sewer overflow, boating, aviation, tourism, recreation--and more. |
 | | Native Americans referred to the lake as Tenas Chuck ("little water"); one of their camps existed at the south end of the Lake until at least 1875. |
 | | Just offshore is one of Lake Union's last large pieces of open shoreline, much of it in State Waterway 8; additional submerged parcels owned by Seattle City Light on either side of the waterway are in jeopardy of being sold. |
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