Rennie Island is an island in Grays Harbor, in the U.S. state of Washington.[1] The island has been used as a treatment pond for sulfite effluent waste from local paper mills,[2] and disposal site for dredging spoils.[3] It was 225 acres (91 ha) in extent in the 1970s.[2]

Rennie Island

Rennie Island (in red box)
Rennie Island Rennie Island
Geography
Location	Grays Harbor
Coordinates	46°57′47″N 123°51′57″W
Area	225 acres (91 ha)
Length	1.0 mi (1.6 km)
Administration
United States
State	Washington
County	Grays Harbor County

The extreme western tip of Rennie Island is a sandy spit, a result of dredging dumps. Today this spit has grown a modest amount of vegetation, and is occasionally visited by boaters and hunters. Some locals know the spit as "Stanley Island."[4] The spit is used as a landing for duck hunters coming ashore on the island, and its not uncommon that these hunters will build small campsites here. However, due to the very low elevation of Stanley Island, tides often wash over the entirety of the spit.[5]

References

Sources

• Vincent, Mary K (1978-04-01), Habitat Development Field Investigations, Rennie Island Marsh Development Site Grays Harbor, Washington, Summary Report., Defense Technical Information Center/US Army Corps of Engineers, DTIC ADA056909

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