1998 Map of Alger
USGS Topo · Published 2003About this map
Alger serves as a northern hub for this part of Skagit County, situated where Friday Creek and Silver Lake meet the foothills of Anderson Mtn. The landscape is a mix of agricultural lowlands and timbered ridges, defined by the broad stretches of Jarman Prairie and Butler Flat. This era shows a community rooted in both land and industry, evidenced by the State Salmon Hatchery and local gathering spots like the Silver Run Grange and Hickson Community Hall. Cultural and recreational sites are well-established, including the Upper Skagit Indian Reservation and the Skagit Speedway. For those tracing local families, the map details many small roads and sites like the Garden of Eden and the Allen Sch at the southern edge, while resource extraction is noted through several sandpits and a brickyard.
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