Point Roberts occupies a unique geographical position as an American exclave, separated from the mainland United States and accessible by land only through Canada. This 2011 survey illustrates the peninsula's specialized infrastructure, including the Point Roberts Airport-Young Field and the Point Roberts Resort Marina along the southern shoreline. The international border is clearly defined by Boundary Bluff to the west and follows Province Rd across the neck of the peninsula. Local landmarks such as the Northwest Grange and the Point Roberts Post Office serve as central community hubs, while the southern tip is dominated by the Lighthouse Marine Park, featuring the Point Roberts Lighthouse and the Lighthouse Marine Park Boat Launch. The map captures a coastal landscape defined by residential streets like Marine Dr and Boundary Bay Rd, looking out over the Salish Sea and Boundary Bay.
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1952 · Point Roberts
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1957 · Victoria
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1973 · Sucia Island
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1975 · Bellingham
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1981 · Roche Harbor
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1997 · Point Roberts
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2011 · Sucia Island
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2014 · Point Roberts
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2014 · Point Roberts OE N
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2014 · Strait of Georgia (All Water)
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