2011 Map of Snoqualmie

About this map

The Snoqualmie River carves a deep valley through this Washington landscape, punctuated by the industrial and natural landmark of Snoqualmie Falls. In the early 21st century, the region's economy is shaped by its hydrology, visible in the Snoqualmie Diversion Dam and the Snoqualmie Mill Pond Dam near the town center. Local recreation and land use are well-defined, with the Snoqualmie Ridge Golf Course and Mount Si Golf Course flanking the river's path. To the north and east, the terrain rises toward Fuller Mountain and a series of lakes, including Bridges Lake and Klaus Lake, reflecting the transition from the valley floor to the upland forest. Smaller settlements like Tokul, Ellisville, and Ernies Grove provide a detailed look at the residential patterns surrounding the main Snoqualmie townsite and its essential crossings like the Snoqualmie River Bridge.