The coordinates 47.55555, -122.55555 (approximately 47.5556° N, 122.5556° W) fall within the Pacific Northwest region of the United States, specifically in southwestern Washington State, near the city of Olympia or Tumwater, and close to the Nisqually River delta. This area is characterized by temperate rainforest ecosystems, abundant wetlands, and a maritime climate—conditions highly suitable for Ranunculus flammula. While the species is not explicitly documented at this exact point in the provided sources, the habitat is within its known range, and the presence of R. flammula in similar riparian and wet meadow environments in this region is highly probable.
Safety: Never eat, apply or otherwise use any wild species based on this page alone. Identification errors can be fatal. Always confirm with an experienced forager and a current field guide.
