2017 Map of Conway

About this map

Stanwood and its surrounding delta lands are defined by the complex aquatic network of the South Fork Skagit River, where water moves through Steamboat Slough, Deepwater Slough, and Tom Moore Slough into Skagit Bay. This landscape reflects a century of reclamation and drainage, visible in the engineered lines of Hill Ditch and the preservation of Fir Island. On the eastern rise, the terrain transitions sharply to the wooded slopes of Scott Mtn and Devils Mtn, which overlook small upland bodies of water like Ten Lake and Sixteen Lake. The map details a transit-heavy corridor following Old Hwy 99, linking small agricultural and residential hubs such as Conway, Milltown, and Cedardale. For local historians, the inclusion of the Skagit City Cem and several private airfields like Sunset Airport and JC's Airport provides specific landmarks of 20th-century development across the Skagit and Snohomish county line.