1993 Map of North Bend
USGS Topo · Published 1993About this map
Rattlesnake Mountain dominates this landscape, serving as a massive topographical barrier between the South Fork Snoqualmie River to the north and the heavily protected Cedar River Watershed to the south. The city of North Bend and its residential outskirts like Harman Heights contrast with the strictly controlled municipal and industrial terrain of the southern valleys. Historically significant sites like Kerriston and Hemlock are identified, marking locations of former activity within the drainage basins of Raging River and the Cedar River. Infrastructure supporting Seattle's water and power needs is evident through the Masonry Pool, a series of penstocks, and a Powerhouse near Cedar Falls. In the southwest corner, the timber and rail heritage of the region is grounded by the presence of Selleck, Barneston, and the Cedar River RR corridor near Bagley Junction.
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