Bellingham Bay

Bellingham Bay is a natural indentation along the coast of northern Washington State, opening into the larger Puget Sound. It’s a broad, protected area of water surrounded by land, including the city of Bellingham. The bay supports diverse marine life, offers recreational activities like boating and fishing, and plays an important role in local ecosystem and economy. Historically, it has been a hub for shipping and industry, and today it balances economic use with conservation efforts. The bay’s scenic surroundings and ecological significance make it a notable geographic feature in the region.