2011 Map of Crescent Harbor

About this map

Fort Whitman on Goat Island stands as a prominent historical landmark at the entrance to Skagit Bay, marking the maritime gateway between Whidbey Island and Fidalgo Island. This 2011 survey illustrates the complex northern coastline of Whidbey, where the residential footprint of Island Park Manufactured Home Park and the rural agricultural tracts of Clover Valley meet the shoreline. The landscape is defined by its industrial activity and coastal geography, featuring several resource extraction sites such as the Boulder Hill Quarry, Krieg Quarry, and Shepherd Quarry. Along the eastern shore, the transition from the protected waters of Crescent Harbor to the open Saratoga Passage is punctuated by significant landforms like Polnell Point and the recreation areas at Maple Grove Beach. The map also captures modern infrastructure, including the series of wastewater lagoons supporting the nearby population centers.