2011 Map of Issaquah

About this map

Issaquah serves as the hub of this 2011 survey, situated at the southern tip of Lake Sammamish where the valley narrows between Cougar Mountain and the eastern highlands. The map documents a landscape of transition, where suburban expansion from Crossroads and Lake Hills meets the industrial legacies of the Reid Gravel Pit and Lakeside Gravel Pit. Local infrastructure is well-defined, including the Issaquah Airport and the Issaquah Post Office, alongside the civic boundaries of the City of Issaquah Watershed. Significant historical and recreational landmarks are noted throughout the hills and shoreline, from the Hillside Cemetery and Sammamish Bible Camp to the distinct residential pockets of Inglewood, Monohon, and Coalfield. This record captures the intricate drainage network of Tibbetts Creek, Issaquah Creek, and Laughing Jacobs Lake as they feed the larger basin.