1911 Map of Mt Vernon

About this map

The Skagit River and Stilagumish River define the intricate waterways of this early 20th-century landscape, where river-dependent commerce meets an expanding rail network. At the northern bend, Mount Vernon and Sedro-Woolley serve as regional hubs, while the western coastline is marked by the tidal channels of Swinomish Slough and the settlement of La Conner. The map captures a transitional era of transportation, featuring the Anderson Ferry alongside major rail lines like the Great Northern and the Northern Pacific.