Union Bay (Seattle)
Union Bay is that part of Lake Washington in Seattle that is west of a line drawn between Webster Point in the Laurelhurst neighborhood to the north (its southernmost point) and Foster Point in the Madison Park neighborhood to the south (its northeasternmost point). It ends at the eastern opening of the Montlake Cut of the Lake Washington Ship Canal.
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