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I can see what you mean, but I don't think the water tile there is just representing the the Puget Sound; it also represents the Straits of Juan de Fuca, which separate Washington state in the US from Vancouver Island in Canada. Yes, a whole tile is too big for those bodies of water, but the alternative is having Vancouver Island connected to the mainland at two points, which I think would look worse.
Fair point. I'd argue that it isn't really that important to render Vancouver Island as disconnected from Washington State. Similar compromises were made in other parts of the map. For example, the Gulf of Corinth in Greece is represented by a river. I'd do something similar here.
The PNW is a fairly large and resourceful region, so I'd err on the side of exaggerating its landmass rather than reducing it.