1956 Map of Enumclaw

About this map

The Northern Pacific railroad corridor serves as the primary artery for Enumclaw, connecting the growing town to the timber and agricultural lands of south King County. At the foot of Boise Ridge, the landscape transitions from the grid of city streets like 440th Street to the active industry of the Upper Mill and its associated Millpond. The timber economy is further evidenced by a network of logging roads and numerous reservoirs like First Lake and Second Lake that supported operations near the hills.