1998 Map of Lummi Island

About this map

Lummi Island sits at the convergence of the Strait of Georgia, Hale Passage, and Rosario Strait, serving as a central point in this coastal Washington geography. This 1990s survey illustrates a landscape of maritime connectivity and protected natural spaces, including the Lummi Indian Reservation and the San Juan Islands National Wildlife Refuge. The island's topography is anchored by Lummi Peak and Richards Mtn, while the shoreline is dotted with local landmarks like Loganita Lodge, The Willows, and the Grange Hall. Cultural details such as a Cem near Legoe Bay, a landing strip, and the Lummi Marine Park reflect the community's established infrastructure. To the south, Sinclair Island and Peapod Rocks mark the transition into the San Juan wilderness area, highlighting the balance between residential settlement and conservation.