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Waterway 18 (WW18) Information

Annual WW18 and Lake Union Cleanup

Yearly improvements to Waterway 18 in conjunction with the Mayor's Annual Lake Union Cleanup. This event is Sea Scouting contribution back to the community and is aligned with the National BSA community service program called "Good Turn for America". Service hours will be reported to the Governor in September.

This year, we will be concentrating on both shoreline improvements and removing debris from the water. Whatever the activity, a good time will be had by all.

WW18 Moorage Policy

On September 14, 2004, the Waterway 18 Moorage Policy was finalized and released for the Seattle Sea Scout community. The full moorage policy can be found here. The Waterway 18 Moorage policy was cooperative and collaborative effort between the Chief Seattle Council Staff, Fleet Commodore Staff, and the volunteers of the Seattle Sea Scout Fleet.

Approval for moorage at Waterway 18 is granted by the Chief Seattle Council. Contact Doug Mitschke at dmitschke@seattlelfl.org for additional information regarding moorage at WW18.

The primary moorage facility operated by the Chief Seattle Council is located in the heart of Seattle on Lake Union (jump to directions to WW18), approximately 0.3 miles due east of Gasworks Park. The Council maintains a 200-foot floating dock to support the mission of the Boy Scouts of America through the Sea Scout program.

The physical address of Waterway 18 is:

2223 North Northlake Way
Seattle, WA, 98103

GPS coordinates are (WGS-84 datum):

N    47° 38´ 56.76´´ (    47.6491)
W 122° 19´ 53.76´´ (-122.3316)

History of Waterway 18

WW18 is a public waterway that is under the jurisdiction of the State of Washington Department of Natural Resources (DNR). WW18 is currently used as a public access to Lake Union and as a Sea Scout base for the Chief Seattle Council of the Boy Scouts of America.

The Chief Seattle Council of the Boy Scouts of America has a land use permit agreement with the City of Seattle; permit number M3882. The City of Seattle is the agent responsible for issuing land use permits for waterways in the City of Seattle that are under the jurisdiction of the Washington State Department of Natural Resources.

Directions to Waterway 18

The following thumbnail images provide detailed maps and satellite images for the location of Waterway 18:

 

The following satellite images were taken June 13, 1992 and give a nice overview of the location:

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