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	Titlow Beach page
		Instructors have long enjoyed this beach because it is tucked away from the hustle and bustle of everyday distractions.
		Titlow Beach is a family-oriented place, complete with nearby picnic tables, playgrounds and washrooms.
		Titlow Beach is 43 miles/69 km south of Seattle city center.
	www.dtmag.com /dive-usa/TitlowBeach.html (447 words)

	View Letterbox - Titlow Beach Letterbox
		Titlow Beach is well known locally as a great place for scuba divers to take a 'shore dive'.
		Titlow Beach Park is directly accross the railroad tracks along the waterfront.
		Titlow Beach is a small urban waterfront park with a short paved walkway between Burlington Northern Railway and the waterfront.
	www.letterboxing.org /BoxView.asp?boxnum=1098&boxname=Titlow_Beach_Letterbox (499 words)

	WSA - Washington SCUBA Alliance - Dive Community Project List
		Interpretive signage at this popular urban beach should explain the view west to the East Passage, which is the primary northbound Puget Sound traffic lane for commercial vessels transiting from Commencement Bay in Tacoma to Admiralty Inlet and the Straits of Juan de Fuca.
		The beach and boardwalk are used daily by hundreds, sometimes thousands, of non-divers for a variety of recreation activities at the water's edge.
		The beach is more than a mile long, and a wooden dock is located at about the center of the beach.
	www.wascubaalliance.org /projects.htm (2050 words)

	Steilacoom to Titlow Beach
		Titlow beach lays just across the water from the marina.
		The beach is right next to the pilings that remain from the old ferry landing.
		From the Steilacoom ferry landing we’ll head north to Titlow Beach.
	www.kayaktripsnorthwest.com /HTM-Directory/SteilacoomTitlow.html (456 words)

	Titlow Beach Marine Sanctuary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Titlow Beach has been a favorite Tacoma Dive site since the '50's.
		Titlow is a nice, easy, gradual slope with nothing to offer deeper than about 65 feet.
		Titlow is an excellent dive for the novice, and is a great dive to return to after you think you've seen it all.
	home.comcast.net /~csehmel/scuba/titlow.htm (325 words)

	Hot Diving in Cold Water Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		It was on one of those cold, cold January mornings that Ian Lauder (long-time dive buddy and photographer for dive-journalism assignments) and I took off for Titlow Beach, just south of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge in Puget Sound.
		Titlow beach lies beyond a popular hiking trail that runs parallel to some heavily traveled train tracks.
		When we slogged up onto the beach, we were exhausted, and yeah, we were cold.
	www.cyber-sea.com /htmfiles/art1.htm (1165 words)

	Scuba Shore Diving Site Page for: Titlow Beach of Washington, USA West
		Titlow is found on the shores of the Tacoma Narrows.
		My buddy and I were bored of Sunny Side Beach; don't get me wrong as it is a great place to hang out, but we wanted something different.
		I have been to Sunny Side Beach, Les Davis, and Delco Wall and I have to say when the current it not bad at Titlow Park, it is an awesome dive site for all levels of diving.
	www.shorediving.com /Earth/USA_West/Washington/Titlow_Beach/index.htm (2490 words)

	Trip Log (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		We met at Owens Beach on the north eastern side of Point Defiance in Tacoma at 8:45 AM, it was a little windy and cold but no rain, and none in the forecast.
		After sitting on the beach in a spot of sun for awhile we realized that it was not likely anyone else was coming.
		As we pulled up to the beach the couple there was getting into their double, they headed off slowly while we enjoyed our lunches in the cool wind.
	www.members.tripod.com /sswoodenkayakclub/triplog.htm (9012 words)

	Tacoma Mama - 235 Good Days in Tacoma: Titlow Beach
		Somehow, we've been to Titlow Park many, many times, but never made it to the beach.
		Titlow Beach has a small patch of real sand by the 6th Ave entrance, just enough to keep a kid busy for a little while.
		Titlow beach is a great spot for a walk.
	www.tacomamama.com /article.php?story=20070511160617433 (360 words)

	Surf the Web before you surf the beach (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		That's the advice from state health and environmental officials who are collaborating on a first-time effort to monitor six dozen swimming beaches along Puget Sound and the Washington coast.
		The beaches will be tested at least weekly this summer for bacterial pollution that could make people sick, with the results made available on the Internet at www.doh.wa.gov/beach.
		The Washington departments of Ecology and Health originally planned to monitor 60 beaches, but instead will be able to track 72 beaches, thanks to volunteers stepping forward to supplement the monitoring effort.
	www.ecy.wa.gov /news/2004news/2004-118.html (384 words)

	City Parks: Titlow Beach Park (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Description: Titlow Park has many amenities, including tennis courts, swimming pool, gazebo, and picnic tables.
		It is a popular place for diving (I didn't go to the beach side).
		On the park side there is an extensive fitness trail system which features a small pond and periodic placement of exercise equipment (such as the clever placement of monkeybars shown here)
	www.explorerdog.com /parks/titlow.htm (166 words)

	WDFW Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) within Puget Sound
		Titlow Beach is closed as a cooperative project with the City of Tacoma.
		The beach is located just south of Tacoma Narrows, a narrow and prominent sill dividing two large oceanographic basins.
		The taking of all species of invertebrates and fishes is prohibited by WDFW regulations except for the harvest of salmon by anglers using lures from the shore or non-motorized watercraft.
	www.wdfw.wa.gov /fish/mpa/puget_sound/11.htm (732 words)

	Metro Parks Tacoma > Titlow Beach and Park
		Metro Parks Tacoma > Titlow Beach and Park
		Adjacent to Titlow Park, Titlow Beach is popular for sunbathing, picnicking, launching kayaks and canoes and as an entry point for scuba diving.
		Adjacent to the beach there is a large covered picnic shelter with a fireplace and barbecues.
	www.metroparkstacoma.org /page.php?id=81 (74 words)

	Beach Tavern
		The Beach Tavern opened its doors six months after prohibition was ended in 1934 and has been open ever since.
		Overlooking Tacoma's senic waterfront at Titlow Beach with views of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge, Fox Island, Point Fosdick and Hales Passage gave "The Beach" it's perfect name.
		Each year The Beach has a golf tournament for its patrons, and about twice a year hosts Mike Murphy, a very special guest comedian to entertain their guests.
	www.nortac.com /westtacoma/beachtavern (332 words)

	Welcome to Tri Diving
		Location: Sunnyside Beach Park is located in the town of Steilacoom approximately one-half mile northeast of the ferry pier.
		Location: Sunrise Beach County Park is located at the south end of Colvos Passage north-northwest of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge in Gig Harbor.
		Titlow Beach Park is across the train tracks from the dive site and there's a pretty good restaurant on the water next to the dive site.
	www.tridiving.com /index.php?pr=Dive_Sites (2443 words)

	Diver down: great northwest shore dives
		Titlow beach is quite possibly one of the most colorful dives in the Puget Sound.
		An old ferry terminal was once at home here, although nothing remains of it now but the bottle field of wood columns that acted as the support beams of the dock.
		It is very easy to think that you are headed for the beach, when really you are quickly swimming toward a depth of eighty feet.
	ct.essortment.com /diverdown_rbat.htm (1048 words)

	The Equinox Project
		The martin was gliding with a group of gulls, making a few flapping wing beats and then circling and chirping, but never descending to give us a close up view of the brilliant fl and purple hues along its back that gives the species its common name.
		I have been visiting Titlow Beach each day this week, with the exception of yesterday, in an effort to document when the first martins would arrive on their long journey north from South America.
		Last year we made our first Purple Martin sighting at Titlow Beach on April 21, and so, like many other species sightings this year, the martins are back nearly two weeks ahead of last year, making one of their earliest appearances ever.
	www.whiterabbits.com /weblog.html (384 words)

	People For Puget Sound - Hit the beach!
		Before you go to the beach, there are a few things you should know: what animals to look for, when the best tide is, and where to go.
		A lot of beach creatures have a layer of slime to protect them from the sun and air.
		Next, you’ll want to be sure to visit the beach at a good low tide, because that’s when you’ll see the most variety of animals.
	www.pugetsound.org /index/passportbeach (588 words)

	RedOrbit - Science - Discover Life at the Beach During Low Tide
		Where to go: Some options include Titlow Beach at the west end of Sixth Avenue, Ruston Way, Sunnyside Beach Park on Chambers Creek Road in Steilacoom, Purdy Spit, Kopachuck and Penrose state parks near Gig Harbor, Robinson Point on Maury Island and Quartermaster Harbor beaches on Vashon Island.
		Beach education: Volunteer educators from Harbor WildWatch will be at Penrose Point State Park on the Key Peninsula July 22 beginning at 9 a.m.
		They'll be at Richmond Beach, Carkeek Park, Constellation Park at South Alki Point, Golden Gardens, Lincoln Park, Seahurst Park in Burien and Des Moines Beach Park.
	www.redorbit.com /news/science/570652/discover_life_at_the_beach_during_low_tide/?source=r_science (244 words)

	Titlow Beach
		Titlow Beach is just south of the Tacoma Narrows bridge.
		There are showers (for rinsing) although they are only functional in the summer.
		Titlow is a very current intensive site, so be very wary of diving it during any significant tidal exchange.
	www.seaotter.com /marine/html/titlow.html (553 words)

	The Equinox Project
		Of course, by the time I rushed into the living room and grabbed my binoculars the bird was gone, but I caught a glimpse of yellow on an azalea in the neighbor's yard and had a fleeting view of the first Orange-crowned Warbler in our yard this year.
		Mostly they just rode out the cold and gusting breeze as they sat on power lines that overlook the piling that holds 20 nest boxes, but they did make one fly by of the boxes before returning to their perch on the power lines.
		We meant to just spend a few minutes at Titlow but with the low tide we couldn't resist taking some photos and wandering to the edge of the water to get a new perspective on the number of rotting piling off the shore here where boats once landed.
	www.whiterabbits.com /4_03.html (1729 words)

	Titlow Beach WA Scuba @ WetDawg.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Tacoma Narrows is known to have a strong current but Titlow Beach is protected fairly well due to the back eddy, making it an excellent spot to introduce beginner and intermediate divers to coldwater diving.
		An old pier hanging off the shoreline is home to a great deal of marine life, as well as the ledge just beyond the south end of the structure.
		The nooks and crannies of Titlow Beach can be home to the giant Pacific octopus.
	www.wetdawg.com /pages/under_dir_display_ocean.php?s=WA&f=71 (262 words)

	Weather Titlow Beach Park WA Weather Forecast - Find Local Weather
		Weather for Titlow Beach Park, WA - Titlow Beach Park, WA Weather, Current Weather in Titlow Beach Park, WA.
		Local weather report for Titlow Beach Park, WA, Local Titlow Beach Park, WA weather.
		Forecast for Titlow Beach Park, Washington, Titlow Beach Park, WA weather forecast.
	www.findlocalweather.com /pinpoint/us/wa/titlow+beach+park/current46420.html (114 words)

	Many thanks to Eric 'Biz' Adsit for this review of Titlow Beach
		Titlow has been astonishing on every one of my dives there.
		Our goal was to swim out and around the bundles of pilings.
		If you want a place where you will never be disappointed, come over to the dark side, Titlow Night Dive.
	www.shorediving.com /Earth/USA_West/Washington/Titlow_Beach/review_8067.htm (568 words)

	Titlow Beach 10/20/02 - Northwest Diver (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		I am planing a dive for Titlow Beach on Sunday 10/20/02.
		Last time I was out there we found a couple of octopus and a wolf eel, among all the other species that you'll typically see at Titlow.
		Now, I am excited about finally diving Titlow but expect me to be bitchy because I am in a wetsuit.
	www.northwestdiver.com /forums/showthread.php?t=640 (632 words)

	Diving Videos of Favorite Dive Sites in Pacific Northwest and Canada
		about Titlow is the plantings that have been used to improve the general marine environment.
		It should be noted that Titlow is a current dependant site, although not to the level of some of the sites in the San Juans or others.
		One of the noted aspects to the Knuckle at Mike's Beach Resort is the presence of Cloud Sponges, usually at the 90 to 100 foot level and below.
	www.nwdivemaster.com (2256 words)

	WSDOT - 2004 News - TNB Project to Remove Creosote Pilings from Titlow Beach (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		TNB Project to Remove Creosote Pilings from Titlow Beach
		TACOMA - During daylight hours next Wednesday and Thursday, July 28 and 29, crews working for design-builder Tacoma Narrows Constructors (TNC) will remove 16 creosote pilings from the Titlow Beach area in Tacoma.
		Removing the pilings is a requirement of a Hydraulic Project Approval permit issued to WSDOT by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife as part of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge project.
	www.wsdot.wa.gov /News/2004/07/jul21_tnb_titlowbeach.htm (275 words)

	Pilgrim Bible Church - Map and Directions
		Driving Directions to the Titlow Beach Community Center
		Take a left on 6th Ave (which is slightly before the Narrows Bridge), and head down the hill for approximately a mile.
		You will see the Titlow Beach Community Center on the right (just past the swimming pool).
	www.our.homewithgod.com /pilgrimbible/mad.html (239 words)

	Scott's Dive Log Index
		We also bought him all his own gear, so now he had a nice new BC that he'd been practicing with, his own regs, and an extremely comfortable wetsuit made from "Hyperstretch neoprene, which is way more flexible and soft than normal wetsuits.
		We came back to Titlow Beach to finish off his skills.
		On this dive, his instructor, Rod, buddied Corey up with me, and also took out two other divers that were certifying.
	vanhoosen.net /scuba/divelog/details.html?divenumber=172 (638 words)

	Tacoma, Washington - PNWcommunity (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		One of the largest urban parks in the U.S, Point Defiance Park, which includes the Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium, is located in Tacoma.
		Another park in Tacoma is Titlow Beach, which is a popular scuba diving area.
		Beginning in the 1930s, Tacoma was for a time known in the Puget Sound region for its malodorousness, due to the "Tacoma aroma" -- a distinctive, acrid odor produced by local paper manufacturing.
	pnw.wikia.com /wiki/Tacoma,_Washington (1224 words)

	Home / Annie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		I lived on the Titlow Beach in Tacoma, Washington.
		The Beach is a place that creates comfort and a feeling of home, even though I am not near it now.
		For the January Term in 2006 I will be participating in a trip to Hawaii to study the geology of the state.
	www.plu.edu /~heeremat/home.html (189 words)

	Access Washington- State News Release (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The beaches will be tested weekly this summer, and the results will be posted on the Department of Health's Web site: http://www.doh.wa.gov/ehp/ts/WaterRec/beach/default.htm.
		Water-quality samples will be taken at least once a week from each beach until September 15.
		The results will be in a map-based format and posted online within 24 hours after the results are e-mailed or faxed by the state-accredited labs to the beaches program.
	access.wa.gov /news/2005/Jul/n200567_6904.aspx (273 words)

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