2014 Map of Fall City

About this map

The Snoqualmie River and its complex network of sloughs, including Rutherford Slough and Janicke Slough, define the low-lying valley floor between Sammamish and Fall City. This 2014 survey captures a landscape where river-driven geography meets modern infrastructure, with the Raging River descending from the south to meet the Snoqualmie near the center of the quadrangle. Significant elevation changes are marked by Mitchell Hill and the northern slopes of W Tiger Mtn, which rise sharply above the settlement of High Point. The map provides a detailed view of the corridor following the interstate through Preston, while smaller water bodies like Ames Lake and Lake Alice dot the higher plateaus. Local recreational and community landmarks such as Camp Don Bosco and the Tall Chief Golf Course are situated among the winding routes of the valley, reflecting the transition from agricultural river bottoms to residential development.