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==Geography== [[File:East Beach Park, Marrowstone Island.JPG|thumb|East Beach Park, looking north towards Marrowstone Point]] [[File:Northern side of Nodule Point.JPG|thumb|Northern side of Nodule Point]] [[File:Marrowstone pt lt.JPG|thumb|Marrowstone Point Light]] According to the [[United States Census Bureau]], the CDP has a total area of 6.3 square miles (16.4 km<sup>2</sup>), all of it land. Prominent land features include several [[Peninsula|points]], such as Marrowstone Point, at the northern end of Marrowstone Island, Kinney Point, at the southern end of the island, Nodule Point, on the east side, mid island, and Griffiths Point, on the western side of Mystery Bay, which is an inlet on the western side of Marrowstone Island. Other notable features include East Beach, a sandy beach at the northern end of East Marrowstone Road and Scow Bay/Kilisut Harbor, which separates Marrowstone Island from its western neighbor, [[Indian Island, Washington|Indian Island]], a [[United States Navy|Navy]] ammunition depot. A narrow causeway connects the southwestern end of Marrowstone Island with the southern end of Indian Island. A short bridge joins the western side of Indian Island to the mainland of [[Jefferson County, Washington|Jefferson County]]. Flagler Road (SR 116) runs along the western edge of Marrowstone Island, which is primarily low-lying. East Marrowstone Road runs along the eastern edge of the island, which consists largely of sandy bluffs, with the exception of the area near East Beach.
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