1950 Map of Issaquah

About this map

Issaquah sits at the southern reach of Sammamish Lake, serving as a focal point where the Northern Pacific railroad meets Issaquah Creek. This 1950 survey, updated with 1968 aerial photography, reveals the rapid suburban transition occurring on the east side of Lake Washington. While traditional landmarks like the State Fish Hatchery and Clark Sch persist, the expansion of Lake Hills and Eastgate in purple indicates the growing footprint of residential development during the post-war era.