Attachment_B_Project_Area_2025.pdf

The image depicts a Lower Puyallup River Map Update Project Area map, covering regions including Tacoma, Fife, Edgewood, Sumner, and Bonney Lake in Washington state. The map uses blue lines to represent waterways, with red and green dashed lines indicating project boundaries or study areas. Multiple numbered markers are scattered along the river's path, suggesting potential measurement or study points. The map includes major transportation routes and municipal boundaries, with blue water bodies interspersed throughout the gray landscape. The project area appears to focus on mapping and potentially updating geographical and hydrological information for the Lower Puyallup River region, which could be related to flood management, environmental studies, or infrastructure planning.

The map provides a comprehensive geographic overview of the Lower Puyallup River watershed, showing the intricate network of waterways, municipal boundaries, and transportation infrastructure. The color-coded boundaries and numbered markers suggest a detailed geographical study or mapping project, likely involving multiple jurisdictions and potentially aimed at environmental assessment, flood risk management, or urban planning purposes. The project area spans several municipalities, indicating a collaborative approach to regional geographical documentation and potential infrastructure or environmental planning.