Lake Wasington

Lake Washington is the biggest of the three noteworthy lakes in King County, and the second biggest regular lake in the State of Washington. Lake Washington's two noteworthy influent streams are the Cedar River at the southern end, which contributes around 57 percent of the yearly water driven load and 25 percent of the phosphorus stack,. From the north, water from Lake Sammamish by means of the Sammamish River contributes 27 percent of the pressure driven load and 41 percent of the phosphorus stack. Most of the quick watershed is very created and urban in nature with 63 percent completely created. The upper bit of the watershed is the headwaters of the Cedar River that lie in the shut Seattle Water Department watershed.