1993 Map of Enumclaw

About this map

Enumclaw and Buckley anchor this landscape, where the White River carves a deep valley at the boundary of King County and Pierce Co. The 1993 edition reveals a transition from the urban street grid of Enumclaw to the engineered control of the Mud Mountain Dam and Mud Mountain Lake. Between these points, the land is defined by prominent topographical landmarks like Pinnacle Peak and Baldy Hill, while remnants of industrial history are visible in the Old Railroad Grade and several extractive sites such as Vezzey Quarry. Local institutions like the Rainier State School and White River Ranger Sta provide a sense of the town's civic footprint. Notable smaller settlements like Krain appear alongside numerous rural schools, including Byron Kibler Sch and Smith Sch, documenting the community's mid-century educational infrastructure.