2014 Map of Conway

About this map

The agricultural delta where the South Fork Skagit River meets the complex waterways of Fir Island defines this region of Washington. Settlement clusters heavily along the transition from the fertile lowlands of Conway and Milltown to the rising elevations of Scott Mtn and Devils Mtn in the northeast. The landscape is a detailed map of early 21st-century rural industry, dotted with specific family and commercial operations like Westheim Farms, Smith Morrison Farms, and Folkertsma Dairy. In the south, the city of Stanwood is shown divided into its local districts, including North Stanwood, East Stanwood, and Northwest Stanwood. Beyond the urban core, the map reveals a network of water features such as Lake Ketchum and Sixteen Lake, alongside small airfields like JC's Airport and Sunset Airport, reflecting a mix of legacy farming and modern infrastructure.