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Name: Evergreen Endodontics - Tooth Pain & Dental Emergency Specialists
Description: We specialize in resolving your Tooth Pain, Aches and Infections through root canals, retreatments, endodontic microsurgery and endodontist treatments in a calm and relaxing state-of-the-art environment.
Name: Orchid Academy
Description: At Orchid Academy, we are dedicated to providing meaningful services to children with autism and their families. We believe in your child, and we have confidence in your ability to help your own family maximize the amount of fun and joy in your lives!
Description: McCormick Public Access
Name: Westwood Natural Area
Description: This is a DNR School Trust Land Parcel. Trust lands are meant to generate revenue for schools throughout the state. These lands are also used for recreation. This property can be accessed legally due to an easement granted by an adjacent land owner.
Description: Historic post office
Description: Historic bank
Name: Premier Airport Shuttle - Olympia
Description: Sea-Tac Olympia Airport Shuttle and Seattle Cruise Ship Transfers airport transportation company.
Name: Allencraft Ent.
Description: STA-RITE pumps. Call for appointment
Name: Creekside Dental Care
Description: Dentist
Name: John Verburg
Description: House
Name: CKSD Maintenance Office
Description: Maintenance building for the Central Kitsap School District.
Name: Urban City Brew
Description: A nice little drive-through coffee place
Name: McAllister Welll TW-22
Description: 1500 GPM
Name: McAllister Welll PW-24
Description: 2900 GPM
Name: McAllister Welll PW-25
Description: 6100 GPM
Name: Lac-A-Do Hall
Description: Local square dancing.
Name: City Public Dock
Description: Boat launch and public dock facility at Bainbridge Island Waterfront Park. No fuel but there is a pump out station. Fees can be made via credit card.
Name: Captain Lovell House
Description: Include on COBI's Local Register of Historic Places
Description: Part of the Winslow Way West Public Road End property
Description: Between parcels
Description: This is the Burnett House, as described on pp71-74 of Port Blakely Mills and Milltown – Historic Buildings & Cultural Resources Survey, 1992
Description: Foundation of barracks
Name: Silverdale Lutheran Church
Description: Services Sunday 8.30am and 11.00am
Name: Construction Site Dog Park
Description: Future construction site currently used as a fenced dog park.
Name: Pasco Fire Station 85
Description: A fire station with bays for 4 vehicles.
Description: Kayak dock
Description: Run-Up Area
Name: kickball field
Description: Side Field
Description: Parking for vehicles with boat trailers only
Name: 5 Acre Wood
Description: Forested Park with walking trails. Restoration of native plants is underway.
Description: Outdoor shelter
Description: Community room
Description: For NSCS members and visiting pilots only. Do not block the driveway.
Description: This building is included on the COBI Local Register of Historic Places
Name: Eastside Park Campground
Description: 68-space RV Park within Eastside Park
Name: Shoreline South/148th
Description: Shoreline South to Angle Lake
Description: Grass which was paved over as part of adjacent construction on the "Victory Northgate" project.
Name: Side hits
Description: Rock and tree jumps where the creek bed hits the run junction
Description: Walking/Running path, cushioned material.
Description: Subway Parking lot
Name: Peace Lutheran Church
Description: Peace Lutheran offers a church bus to bring parishioners to services if transportation is an issue. Call the church office for details.
Name: Wheaton Landing
Description: A collection of 2BR apartments dedicated to serving families with school-aged children in the Bremerton School District.
Name: Cloverleaf Sports Bar & Grill
Description: Irish-themed sports bar and grill
Name: Highlands Pickleball Park
Description: Park includes a Pickleball court, a grass lawn, a bike rack, three benches, a DogiPot dispenser, a trash can.
The park is open to Highlands residents only. Car parking is highly discouraged. However, biking, walking, skating, etc. is greatly encouraged
Name: K-Garden
Description: Local Flower Garden
Description: Split single business building into three separate business nodes
Name: Don Daniels Field
Description: Baseball field
Name: Woodland Elementary Garden
Description: Provided in 2023 by a local Eagle Scout from Troop 222
Name: Tanglewilde Park Picnic Shelter
Description: Completed in 2016 by local Eagle Scout from Troop 222
Name: Darrington
Description: Wood/Wood Waste Biomass
Name: Kendall Creek Hatchery
Description: Includes office and incubation
Description: Raceway
Description: Super raceway
Description: Adult ponds, can be used for juveniles
Description: Circular
Description: Pollution abatement pond
Name: Observatory Hill State Park
Description: State Park and natural area with hiking trails and, of course, the observatory
Name: Small Dog Park
Description: Also for eldery and anxious dogs
Description: No Arial imagery to allow mapping of the store and it's parking lot. Recently opened to the public.
Name: Grays Harbor PUD
Description: Electricity and energy services
Description: Gas stabilization tower
Description: parking area for access to the river.
Description: Intermediate fish trough
Name: Faith Lutheran Preschool
Description: Early Childhood Learning, Pre-K
Description: empty storefront, probably a garage at one time
Description: Agricultural equipment outdoor exhibit
Description: Agricultural equipment
Name: USACE Hoquiam Float
Description: Homeport of U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Survey Vessel Shoalhunter.
Description: An intermittent basin with trees.
Description: Paratransit pickup area
Name: Play Fort
Description: Entry via museum with admission.
Name: Garden
Description: Community garden
Description: Justice Center Parking
Name: Cabin
Description: 8 summer cabins on leased land from U.S. Forest Service
Name: Mountlake Terrace
Description: Mountlake Terrace to Lynnwood
Name: Lynnwood City Center
Description: Lynnwood to Angle Lake
Name: Shoreline North/185th
Description: Shoreline North to Lynnwood
Name: Shoreline North/185th
Description: Shoreline North to Angle Lake
Name: Islamic Center of Eastside
Description: Sunni masjid
Name: Shea Kennedy
Description: Flowers and hand-painted vases
Description: Contains contaminated soil from 2012–2015 heavy metal cleanup
Name: Boxx Gallery
Description: Boxx Gallery offers both artists & collectors an opportunity to meet, mesh and make relationships. Boxx exists as an income stream for Highland Food Bank which serves about 400 people per week.
Name: International Plaza
Description: Plaza
Name: On The Green
Description: Contains three story condos with garages attached by a common roof.
Name: Tri-Cities Prep
Description: A Catholic high school.
Description: An observation deck with information/visual signage mounted on the handrails
Name: EcoLab
Description: Pest Services
Name: Shoreline South/148th
Description: Shoreline South to Lynnwood
Name: Lynnwood City Center
Description: Lynnwood from Angle Lake
Name: Mountlake Terrace
Description: Mountlake Terrace to Angle Lake
Description: Outdoor seating for Spark Pizza
Name: Charter House
Description: Charter House is located within the City limits of Bremerton in the Manette neighborhood.  This 30-unit property consists of 1 bedroom apartments.
Description: Big old barn
Description: Looks very old
Description: Old dutch-style barn
Name: Vintage at Bremerton
Description: Vintage at Bremerton  is a 55+ senior apartment home community.
Name: Heron's Key at Gig Harbor
Description: Continuous Care Retirement Community (55+)
Name: Capital Pump Station
Description: 3 Pumps
2400 GPM Capacity
Description: School bus parking for Cascade Elementary School
Description: former housing for long gone diesel generator
Name: Molson Cemetery
Description: Burial records: 330 view @ https://rhedesium.com/cemetery/molson_cemetery-3N2M01/
Name: Gypsy Copper Mining Camp Cabin
Description: The Gypsy Copper Cabin is part of an historic mining complex that dates from around 1900, and is maintained by the Forest as an interpretive site.
Name: Hoage Mine
Description: A lead-zinc mine north of Metaline. The ore occurred as blebs disseminated in limestone. It was developed by some open cuts and two adits containing 225' of workings.
Name: Flusey-Hoopala Mine
Description: 9.2 miles north of Metaline, Washington, by road. 
Pend Oreille County, Washington. 
Latitude, Longitude: 48.9357°, 117.3366°   located on a bluff above the west 
bank of the Pend Oreille River
Name: Frisco Standard Mine
Description: A silver mine on Jubilee Creek, just south of the international boundary. Development consisted of over 1000' of workings. It produced ore between 1914 and 1944 containing a reported 5,000 lbs Pb and 2,000 oz Ag.
Name: Myeerah Mine
Description: This mine is located across the gulch west of the Frisco Standard Mine. The geology is veins on Ordovician Ledbetter Slate. It produced ore in 1926 and 1942 containing a reported of 8,700 lbs Pb and 288 oz Ag.
Name: United Treasure Mine
Description: The site has undergone various preliminary activities, including surface trenching, the establishment of adits and shafts, drilling operations, geophysical surveys, geochemical analyses, and geological mapping. Sufficient data has been collected.
Description: A garage with four large bays.
Name: Wauconda White Marble
Description: Road side collection of scrap white marble from local quarry.
Name: Saddle Mountain Petrified Wood
Description: Here you will need some hard rocks digging tools such as pry bars, picks, hammers, chisels, and shovels.
Name: Daybreak Uranium Mine
Description: Daybreak mine located on 160 acre property of Alfred  L. Dahl, produced uranium ore from 1957-1960.
Description: A charging station with two different pedestals each capable of charging two cars. The Tritium appears to have CCS1 connectors with a boilerplate capacity of 75 kilowatts. The other has two JuiceBoxes attached to a pedestal suppling 32 amps.
Name: Ancient Columbia River - Emerald Road Cobbles
Description: They are river cobbles from the
columbia river
when the Columbia river used to flow
through this spot
more than 10 million years ago
Name: Trench 94 - Naval Reactor Disposal Site
Description: Trench 94, which is effectively a nuclear submarine graveyard, containing dozens of defunct sub parts that are stored in perpetuity. The casks, known as High Integrity Containers (HICs), are designed to hold their radioactive contents for 300 years.
Name: Toppenish Creek Cemetery
Description: 176 memorials.
Name: Boulder Park and McNeil Canyon Haystack Rocks
Description: Boulder Park and McNeil Canyon Haystack Rocks is composed of two adjacent sites that together contain the greatest concentration and most illustrative examples of glacial erratics (large glacier-transported boulders) in the Columbia Plateau biophysiograph
Description: former agricultural field restored to native grasses
Description: Markings on sidewalk indicate this area is for bicycle parking, but there are no fixed objects to lock to.
Description: Ruins of a wooden shack or other building. Blue and yellow grafitti on the northwest side
Name: Juanita Friday Farmers Market (seasonal)
Description: Farmers market located at Juanita Beach Park which runs Fridays June though September. Everything sold is grown, produced and crafted in the state of Washington.
Name: Juanita Bridge
Description: The Juanita Bridge, built in 1891 and rebuilt in 1932, carried Market Street wagon traffic, later automobile traffic, across the wetland. It was converted to pedestrian-only use in 1974 when a new bridge was built slightly to the east.
Name: Gray Eagle Mine
Description: SMALL SCALE MINING IN LATE 1800'S. MINOR PRODUCTION 1916, 1921-1924, 1937-1939 & 1950-1951; VALUE LESS THAN $50,000. MOST MINING WAS BY PICK AND SHOVEL. A SMALL AMALGAMATION MILL WAS BUILT IN 1950-1951; ONLY 8 TONS OF ORE WERE MINED
Name: Pflug Mansion
Description: John G. and Anna Marie Pflug were German immigrants who came to the United States in 1900. John Pflug wanted to build a home in German fashion for his family. Pflug began constuction on the "dream" home in 1906.
Name: Silverbell Mine
Description: GPS locations we were at since they are on public land, not located on the patented claim, and not located on private property.
Name: San Poil Mine - Mill sFoundation
Description: https://www.dnr.wa.gov/Publications/ger_ic110_iaml_republic_mining_dist.pdf
Page 18
Name: Quilp Mine site
Description: Opening to mineral entry in 1896. The Quilp mine produced
about 24,000 tons of ore in the first 10 years of operation, at an average grade of 0.4 opt gold and 5 opt silver.
Name: Ben Hur Mine concrete pad and hoist
Description: The mine was developed in 1907–08 by a 700-foot vertical shaft with levels at 100-foot intervals. In 1939, the shaft was rebuilt and dewatered, requiring two months of continuous pumping to discharge 5 million gallons of water.
Name: Key East Mine
Description: NE side of Cooke Mountain. Development includes 3 levels, 2 upraises, a winze, and a stope for ~2,500' of underground workings; 16 diamond drill holes. It produced 3,249 tons of ore in 1907 and 7,000 tons prior to 1940.
Name: Key West Underground Gold Mine
Description: Back in 1990, the mine had a capacity to process 1216 metric tons of ore per day, with a production unit cost of $5.86 per metric ton of ore.
Name: Belcher Mine
Description: CONSIDERABLE PRODUCTION IN 1909-1911 AND 1913-1917.
Name: Doty Hills Augite Crystals Collecting Site
Description: If you like to collect mineral crystals, you’ll like this field trip. There is a road cut on a logging road west of Centralia and Chehalis with unusual well-formed crystals of the mineral augite. It is well-known to mineral and crystal collectors.
Name: TruFusion
Description: Offers a variety of heated and non-heated group fitness classes, including Yoga, Pilates, Barre, Bootcamp, TRX, Boxing, and HIIT
Name: Club Seltzer
Description: Non-alcoholic and adaptogen-enhanced alternatives to traditional alcoholic beverages
Name: KODE Pizza
Description: Detroit-style pizza infused with vibrant Korean-inspired flavors and toppings
Localized descriptions: Card only;no cash;kiosk only (no human)
Name: New Light Mine
Description: 60,000 TONS MINED IN THE 1900'S AND SEVERAL TONS FROM 1940-1942. LIMITED PROCESSING OF STOCKPILED ORE ACCOMPANIED MILL DEVELOPMENT IN 1980.
Name: Madsen Barium-Barite Mine
Description: Analysis Data? 88.55% BASO4, 8.27% SIO2, 0.19% IRON.
Geology - WHITE MASSIVE FINE-GRAINED BARITE 3-8 FEET THICK PARALLELS-BEDDING IN DOLOMITE.
88.55% BASO4, 8.27% SIO2, 0.19% FE. WHITE MASSIVE FINE-GRAINED BARITE 3-8 FT THICK PARALLELS-BEDDING IN DOLOMITE
Name: Midnight Uranium Mine
Description: The exploration of this mine began in 1954, marking its initial discovery. At the time of data entry, the Midnight Uranium Mine was not in operation and there were no known plans to resume mining activities.
Name: Dawn Mill Uranium Processing Plant Site
Description: CONFIRMED GROUNDWATER CONTAMINATION, SUSPECTED SURFACE WATER CONTAMINATION. RADIOACTIVE WASTES. STATUS: AWAITING ASSESSMENT BY DEPT. OF ECOLOGY.
Description: The Dawn Mining Company operated the last active uranium mill in the state near the town of Ford in eastern Washington, until its closure in 1982. The mill once produced around 50,000 pounds per year of material.
Name: Juanita Beach Park Swimming Beach
Description: Shallow sandy swimming area with lifeguards on duty during the summer, unless inclement weather or temperature < 65ºF.
Name: Stevens County Magnesite-Red Marble Magnesite Mine
Description: Discovered in 1916. Mine covers an area of 127.00 hectares (313.82 acres) and comprises three distinct surface workings. One known shaft at the site. Mine is alluvial mining, which involves the extraction of minerals from alluvial deposits.
Name: Kings Gate 5 Pool Facility
Description: Private pool for the Kings Gate 5 HOA
Name: Germania Consolidated Mine Open Stopes
Description: Total output from Germania Mine is 88,350 tons of tungsten ore & 723 tons of tungsten trioxide concentrate.  Mine was one of, if not the largest, single producer of tungsten in U.S. during ten-year period preceding World War I (WWI) and 1930 and 1935.
Name: Nine Mile Cemetery
Description: Nine Mile Cemetery is on private land. Permission must be obtained before visiting this cemetery. The cemetery is fenced and sits between farm fields and pastures. The cemetery is maintained by family members.
Name: Julia Brown Cemetery
Description: Julia Brown Cemetery is located on Highway 25 between S. Enterprise Rd and Miller Mountain Rd. This is an Indian cemetery on tribal lands. The cemetery is fenced and has an old sign on the North East Corner.
Name: Dalmation Stone Blanchard Hill Outcrop
Description: Dalmatian Stone is white marble with dendritic patterns. Road cut allows easy access to an unusual exposure of the mineral stilpnomelane,  black mineral crystallized as shiny rosettes in or near white quartz veins, which in turn cut beautiful green chert.
Name: Clark Family Cemetery
Description: 12 Memorials
100% photographed
0% with gps
Name: Stoakin Family Cemetery
Description: 23 Memorials
91% photographed
0% with gps
Name: Colville Tribal Correctional Facility
Description: (509) 634-7352. The Mission of the Colville Tribal Correctional Facilities is to provide a safe, secure, rehabilitative, and culturally relevant environment for those tribal members who are in this Colville Tribal facility to ensure a positive transition
Name: Nez Perce Cemetery
Description: Nez Perce Cemetery, active, traditional Nez Perce cemetery. It is primary active cemetery for Joseph band and members enrolled on Umatilla and Nez Perce reservations. Holds the remains of participants in the Nez Perce Flight of 1877.
Name: Kartar Cemetery
Description: 82 Memorials
62% photographed
0% with gps
Name: Black Sand Beach
Description: 9,100 tons of sediments containing granulated slag excavated from Black Sand Beach. Slag is industrial waste & contains hazardous substances including zinc, lead, copper, other metals that cannot be removed by normal processing of the materials.
Name: Sullivan Mine
Description: The Sullivan Mine is an inactive lead and zinc mine.  The site is large and contains several adits, open cuts, and 5 waste rock piles. Five adits or possible surface expressions of stopes mined underground were located on the site.
Name: Anderson Calhoun Mine Mill
Description: The entire site is approximately 200 acres; the area affected by former mining operations is approximately 92 acres. Mineral exploration, mining, and milling activities were conducted between 1910 and the early 1980s.
Name: Van Stone Mine or Callahan Mine
Description: Van Stone Mine operated on and off from 1938 to 1993 as an underground and then open-pit lead and zinc mine. To support open pit operations, the American Smelting and Refining Company (ASARCO) constructed a flotation mill to process the ore mined onsite.
Name: Accidental Park
Description: Unofficial community park, chairs and tables set out and maintained by neighbors
Description: Paid student parking
Description: Half-length container
Description: No house here according to COBI parcel data
Description: Abandoned, perhaps being refurbished
Description: Grey/blue house with white trim
Description: Kitsap Transit route 93
Description: Multi-use apartment complex. Ground floor used by some commercial businesses.
Description: A parking lot for Tri-Cities Community Health with six electric vehicle charging stalls.
Description: Privately-built bus shelter. Has a door facing the road.
Name: WormWood SEO
Description: WormWood provides advanced marketing solutions to help your business reach its fullest digital potential. We specialize in expert SEO services, Web3 marketing and AI powered technologies that take your company's online presence to the next level.
Name: Zach and Eli's Dahlias
Description: Wooden shed where you can purchase tubers or fresh cut dahlias, depending on the season.
Name: Westwood Road End
Description: Currently no public access
Description: DEVELOPMENT CONSISTS OF A 75-FT ADIT AND A 100-FT SHAFT.
Name: Field of Dreams
Description: House named Field of Dreams
Name: Ruby Mine Mill Site Building
Description: Mill is empty, but most of the structure is reasonably intact, as are a maintenance shop with blacksmithing forge, and an empty powder magazine. 75 ton per day mill built by Pyrargyrite Mining in summer 1920. Mill processed 11,000 tons of ore up to 1923.
Description: Tank has a mural painted on the side, depicting monsters in a body of water.
Description: Former missile assembly building.
Description: Neighborhood bus shelter
Name: Tungsten Mine Camp
Description: Between 1915 and 1918, mining operations at Tunsten Mine Camp boomed. An influx of workers and settlers entered the region. All materials used in and for the Tungsten Mine were hauled by horses, taking four days in each direction to travel.
Name: Shoofly Farm
Description: At Shoofly Farm your child will have a rare opportunity to reconnect with the joys and satisfaction of the natural world. Our 4 acre property is home to a variety of farm animals. Children take care of, play with and learn about horses, sheep, goats, pigs
Name: Dodge Quarantine Cabin
Description: War’s end in August of 1898, common practice was to quarantine returning soldiers for 30 days as a precaution against diseases, especially yellow fever, that had plagued the war zones. The Dodge family had this cabin built in their backyard.
Name: Clay City
Description: Clay City came into existence around 1902.
It soon had a school, a store, boarding houses, 12 cottages for employees and by 1908, its own post office. Seven kilns were built, fueled at first by wood, though coal. 1910 census, 264 residents.
Name: Landsburg Mine Trenches
Description: Landsburg Mine site is a former underground coal mine located approximately 1.5 miles northwest of Ravensdale in southeast King County. The site is located directly south of the S.E. Summit-Landsburg Road and north of S.E. Kent-Kangley Road.
Name: Downs Cemetery
Description: There were more than 12 markers & iron enclosures that now are all that show of the cemetery. In the 1940s, witnesses recall a dozen or so markers and in the 1950s, others recall those markers as well as rocks outlining graves.
Name: Freedensfeld Cemetery
Description: This cemetery is north of the corner of Zagelow and Quast roads. The entrance gate shows “Freedensfeld Cemetery”. The cemetery is along the side of the road and appears as a crescent-shaped sliver on the edge of a wheat field.
Name: South Baldy Lookout
Description: Noted on Colville NF's website as a "popular day trip" from the South Skookum Camp. Said to be staffed during summer months, although other info says it is no longer staffed. Seems to be co-operated by Colville and IPNF.
Name: Ruark (New Century) Cemetery
Description: Located: North of Pomeroy, about 2 miles from Chapel Hill Cemetery.  No 
road, no gate.  You have to walk up a hill and the graves are often in a 
clump of lilac bushes.  Most stones are in need of repair and some are 
broken and half buried.
Name: Stonerose Fossil Dig
Description: Stonerose staff member will provide information on how to and where to dig for fossils. Later, they’ll identify the finds and give you a reference sheet with the names of your fossils. You get to keep the three you choose.
Description: Six Grizzl-E 40 amp chargers (J1772) presumably for employees only.
Name: Blink
Description: A single Blink charger with two J1772 plugs, a card reader (swipe and chip) that supports 208 or 240 volts and 80 amps.
Name: Morning Glory Mine
Description: PRODUCTION $100,000 TO 1936, ADDITIONAL TO 1939.  Development includes an adit and airshaft with drifts said to aggregate 1,700'. It produced $100,000 to 1936, 1937-1939.
Name: Johnson Creek Mine
Description: PRODUCED 5.9 TONS OF ORE IN 1955; THESE ASSAYED 42% CR2O3 AND HAD A CR/FE RATIO OF 2.9.
Name: Apache Mine
Description: PRODUCTION FROM 1911-1940 ABOUT $250,000 IN AG, & $200,000 AU. SHIPMENTS TO TACOMA SMELTER IN 1911 CONTAINED $350/TON AU & AG. HIGH-GRADE SHIPMENTS HAD AS MUCH AS 2,444 OZ/TON AG. THE BULK OF THE ORE AVERAGED 10-20 OZ/TON AG AND WAS CONCENTRATED.