2014 Map of Stanwood

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The Stillaguamish River delta and its surrounding lowlands define this corner of Snohomish County, where the river bifurcates into Hat Slough and other intricate waterways before reaching Port Susan. The land use is dominated by a dense network of named family agricultural operations, including Kwant Dairy, Stalkfleet Farm, and Youngren Farms, reflecting a deeply rooted rural economy. The infrastructure of the BNSF Railway connects established communities like Stanwood and Silvana, while the presence of the Stillaguamish Grange and Green Wood Grange highlights the area's social history. To the south, the landscape shifts toward the recreational and residential clusters around Lake Goodwin and Lake Shoecraft, as well as the coastal sites at Warm Beach and Kayak Point. Notable local landmarks like Pleasant View Cem and Camp Killoqua provide specific points of interest for genealogical and local history research.