2014 Map of Carnation

About this map

The Snoqualmie River winds through this 2014 survey of King County, defining a valley of agriculture and growing residential pockets. The river is the central artery for the region, bordered by landmark sites such as Carnation Farm and the recreation-oriented Camp Gilead. To the north, the town of Duvall sits near the confluence of Cherry Creek, while the city of Carnation anchors the southern portion of the map where the Tolt River meets the Snoqualmie. The landscape transitions from the flatlands of Cherry Valley to the elevated terrain of Tolt Hill and Novelty Hill. Water features are abundant across the plateaus, including Lake Marcel, Ames Lake, and the small Ames Lake Pothole. This modern topographic study illustrates the contemporary road network, including Carnation Duvall Road NE, which connects the historic riverfront settlements.