2011 Map of Marblemount

About this map

The confluence of the Skagit River and Cascade River anchors the settlement of Marblemount, a community characterized by its strategic position at the edge of the Washington wilderness. In this 2011 survey, the township serves as a central hub for the surrounding valley, supported by the Marblemount Post Office and the nearby Skagit Hatchery. The landscape transition from riverbank to high peak is sharp, with the Diobsud Buttes and Bacon Point rising above the drainage basins of Bacon Creek and Diobsud Creek. Small residential nodes such as Portage and Corkindale dot the arterial roads, while the Bacon Point Lookout suggests the area's ongoing importance for forest management. To the south, recreational and local access is maintained through sites like the Cascade Island Campground and numerous designated forest roads including Rockport Cascade Rd and South Cascade Rd, reflecting a modern era where timber heritage and conservation coexist.