1956 Map of Sequim

About this map

Sequim Prairie defines the central landscape of this coastal survey, where the town of Sequim serves as the primary hub of activity. The map reveals a transition from the agricultural lowlands of the prairie toward the dense elevations of the Burnt Hills and Lookout Hill to the south. Along the shoreline of the Strait of Juan de Fuca, the geography is marked by complex coastal features like Travis Spit, Klapot Point, and The Lagoon, illustrating the region's relationship with the sea.