1952 Map of Blaine
USGS Topo · Published 1960About this map
The United States Canada international boundary anchors this coastal survey, where the city of Blaine sits as a primary port of entry beside Semiahmoo Bay. The landscape is defined by the sweeping arcs of Birch Bay and Lummi Bay, separated by significant coastal features like Birch Point and Cherry Point. Moving inland from the Strait of Georgia, the terrain transitions into a network of drainage systems including Dakota Creek and the Nooksack River, which feeds into the broad Lummi Flats.
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