2011 Map of Marysville

About this map

Quilceda Creek and its various forks define the hydrological landscape north of the Snohomish River delta, where the city of Marysville meets the northern edge of Everett. This early 21st-century survey documents the dense suburban development patterns and transportation nodes such as Kruse Junction and Delta Junction, alongside legacy landmarks like the Shaker Church and Kellogg Marsh School. The map highlights the complex estuarine environment south of the city, characterized by a network of waterways including Ebey Slough, Steamboat Slough, and Union Slough which wrap around Smith Island. These tidewaters are home to maritime infrastructure like Dagmars Marina and the Steamboat Slough Bridge. To the west, the Western Washington Indian Agency and Priest Point mark the transition toward Possession Sound, while the interior is dotted with community hubs like the Priest Point Grange and Stimson Crossing.