1993 Map of Hobart

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Cedar River Watershed dominates this King County landscape, protecting the critical infrastructure required for urban growth. The Seattle Water Supply Intake at Landsburg serves as a focal point for the regional utility network, while the Burlington Northern Railroad skirts the southern edge of the hills. The terrain is defined by substantial peaks including Tiger Mtn, South Tiger Mtn, and Taylor Mtn, which rise above a network of drainages like Holder Creek and Webster Creek. Residential and industrial activity is concentrated near the settlement of Hobart, where grid roads like 208th Street meet the rail line. Small enclaves such as Trude and Beals are noted along the river's winding path, reflecting the late 20th-century mix of protected municipal lands, industrial transport, and rural mountain communities.