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This document is a photographic collection of the Western Fisheries Research Center Laboratory Campus facilities. The images depict various buildings and infrastructure components of the research center located in what appears to be the Pacific Northwest region.

The campus consists of multiple brick and composite construction buildings featuring modern architectural elements, including mansard-style roofs with dormer windows and teal-colored trim and piping. Key facilities visible include administrative and laboratory buildings, aquaculture support structures with multiple experimental tanks and raceways, chemical storage and handling areas, and outdoor infrastructure systems. Notable features include elevated water treatment and storage systems, large circular and rectangular tanks used for fish research, covered storage areas for research equipment, outdoor holding ponds enclosed with fencing systems, and parking facilities. The campus demonstrates a specialized research infrastructure designed to support fish biology and aquatic research operations, with visible environmental controls, water recirculation systems, and secure outdoor animal holding areas. Landscaping consists primarily of native vegetation with minimal ornamental plantings.