2011 Map of Bellingham North

About this map

Bellingham is shown here during a period of modern expansion, where urban neighborhoods like Roosevelt and Eureka meet the industrial and agricultural heritage of Whatcom County. The landscape is defined by the transition from the city's street grid to the varied terrain of King Mountain and Toad Mountain. Along the shores of Lake Whatcom, the map identifies the Larson Mill and the Washington Bellingham Hatchery, illustrating the ongoing importance of the waterfront. To the north, the terrain flattens into a grid of rural roads and active resource extraction sites, including the Axton Pit East Quarry and Pullar Quarry. Small outlying communities such as Laurel Gardens and Van Wyck are documented along primary corridors like Van Wyck Rd and Ten Mile Rd, while the Mount Baker Post Office serves as a central point for the burgeoning commercial districts near Meridian Village.