1953 Map of Bothell
USGS Topo · Published 1955About this map
The Sammamish River valley and the rising timberlands of the Washington interior define this mid-century survey. The landscape is structured around a network of crossroads settlements and family-named junctions, such as Thrashers Corner, Wintermutes Corner, and Kennard Corner, which served as local hubs before the arrival of modern highway interchanges. In Bothell, the concentration of civic life is evident near the High School and the Northern Pacific railroad line, while the nearby Wellington Hills Golf Course and a Drive-in Theatre north of Woodinville mark the post-war shift toward suburban recreation.
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