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Close the graph for Woods Hole at the top right corner of the graph. Zoom out on the map until you can locate the state of Washington on the West Coast, or select Washington from the “zoom to region” drop-down menu. Locate and select the city of Seattle. Once the graph appears, analyze the red Water Levels data in terms of a single day. Then complete the table below. Location: Seattle, Washington
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