1998 Map of Conway

About this map

The deltaic lowlands and rising foothills of the Skagit River South Fork define this late-twentieth-century landscape. Centered on Conway, the map illustrates a complex network of waterways including Steamboat Slough, Tom Moore Slough, and Freshwater Slough, which weave through the agricultural flats south of Fir Station. The transition from the alluvial plain to the uplands is marked by prominent elevations such as Scott Mtn and Devils Mtn, overlooking Ten Lake and Sixteen Lake. Infrastructure and small-scale settlements like Milltown and Cedardale follow the primary transit corridors, while localized features such as the Conway Sch and Freeborn Church indicate the social hubs of these rural communities. To the south, the boundary between Skagit Co Snohomish Co passes through a region of scattered gravel pits and small reservoirs, reaching down toward East Stanwood and Cedarhome.