1956 Map of Arlington East

About this map

Arlington serves as the primary hub of this mid-century survey, situated at the confluence where the North Fork Stillaguamish River and South Fork Stillaguamish River meet. The landscape is defined by the flat valley floors of these water bodies, which contrast sharply with the rising timbered slopes of Ebey Hill and Sisco Heights. This era shows a well-established transportation network, with the Northern Pacific railroad cutting through the valley to serve the local industry and settlements like Trafton and Jordan.