Lummi Island

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Lummi Island is a small, rural island in the Salish Sea of Washington State known for its scenic landscapes, quiet community, and access via ferry from the mainland.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Lummi Island canonical 2
Gooseberry Point–Lummi Island 1

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Statements (51)

Predicate Object
instanceOf census-designated place
island
access private boat
small aircraft
vehicle ferry
area approximately 23 square kilometers
approximately 9 square miles
country United States
ferryOperator Whatcom County Public Works
ferryRoute Gooseberry Point–Lummi Island
linked to: Lummi Island
governedAs unincorporated community of Whatcom County
hasAmenity churches
elementary school
general store
library
post office
restaurants
hasFeature farmland
forested hills
pebble and rocky beaches
hasIndigenousAssociation Lummi Nation traditional territory
hasRecreation beachcombing
birdwatching
cycling
hiking
kayaking
hasTransportation Whatcom Chief ferry
hasViewOf Canadian Gulf Islands
linked to: Gulf Islands

Mount Baker
San Juan Islands
highestPoint Lummi Mountain
knownFor Lummi Island Wild reefnet salmon fishery
artist community
outdoor recreation
quiet rural community
scenic landscapes
locatedIn Washington State
linked to: Washington

Whatcom County NERFINISHED
locatedInBodyOfWater Salish Sea
locatedNear Bellingham
Lummi Bay
linked to: Samish Bay

Lummi Peninsula
partOf San Juan Islands archipelago
linked to: San Juan Islands
population approximately 1,000 residents
populationAsOf 2020 census
postalCode 98262
primaryEconomicActivities fishing
small-scale agriculture
tourism
state Washington
timezone Pacific Time Zone

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Whatcom County containsRegion Lummi Island
Puget Sound islands hasMajorIsland Lummi Island
Lummi Island ferryRoute Gooseberry Point–Lummi Island
linked to: Lummi Island