2014 Map of Arlington East

About this map

The North Fork Stillaguamish River and South Fork Stillaguamish River converge near the growing city of Arlington, defining a landscape where valley agriculture meets the rising timberlands of the Cascades. Local dairy history is evident through named operations like Tillman Dairy, Stilli Ridge Dairy, and Vos Dairy, which occupy the fertile bottomlands between Arlington Heights and Trafton. To the east, the terrain ascends toward Ebey Hill, carved by Jim Cr and Porter Cr, while the southern reaches include the communities of Jordan and Sisco Heights. This 2014 survey illustrates the contemporary balance of the Snohomish County countryside, where traditional land uses like the Cloverdale Golf and Turf facility and small-scale agriculture persist alongside expanding suburban road networks like Arlington Heights Rd and Wa-530.