
The southern reaches of Puget Sound dominate this mid-1930s survey, illustrating a landscape defined by deep inlets and developing coastal settlements. Olympia and Tumwater serve as the primary hubs, with the Northern Pacific RR and Union Pacific RR connecting the capital to the timber and maritime economies of the region. The map captures the intricate geography of the sound, from the Squaxin Island Reservation to the long stretches of Case Inlet and Eld Inlet.
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