1953 Map of Suquamish

About this map

The Port Madison Indian Reservation and the northern reaches of Bainbridge Island dominate this mid-century coastal survey. Waterfront settlements like Suquamish and Indianola (Kitsap PO) reflect the area's deep maritime connections, while the Naval Reservation near Keyport indicates the strategic military presence in the Puget Sound. The map captures a landscape defined by its complex shoreline, from the narrow Agate Passage to the sheltered waters of Port Orchard and Murden Cove.