1993 Map of Sumner
USGS Topo · Published 1993About this map
Lake Tapps dominates the eastern landscape, its complex shoreline dotted with recreational sites like Allan Yorke City Park and the distinctive Hole in the Wall passage. To the west, the White River and Puyallup River valleys define the lowlands, where the city of Sumner serves as a central hub. This early 1990s revision shows a region balancing suburban growth in Bonney Lake with its agricultural and industrial foundations. Local history is physically anchored by the Connells Prairie Battle Historical Marker and the Muckleshoot Indian Reservation boundary. Educational landmarks are prominent, including Maple Lawn Sch and Daffodil Valley Sch, while the presence of a Fish Hatchery and numerous Borrow Pits reflects the area's active management of natural resources and infrastructure.
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