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Map of Washington's Cascades

The town and road map of Washington's Cascades will help you locate cities, towns, attractions and points of interest.


Nearby Cities and Towns
Burlington, 29 miles
Darrington, 27 miles
La Conner, 41 miles
Mount Vernon, 33 miles
Sedro Woolley, 24 miles

Cities and Towns of the North Cascades


North Cascades Visitor Information

Mountain Passes
Blewett Pass
Snoqualmie Pass
Stevens Pass

Mountain Pass Road Reports

National Parks
North Cascades


Washington Travel Regions and Maps
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Map  Olympic Peninsula
Map  Puget Sound
Map  San Juan Islands
Map  South Central
Map  Southeast
Map  Southwest


Cascade Mountains Travel Region

Concrete, Washington

Concrete, a small town of approximately 700 people, is located in Skagit County. The site of a lime quarry and the Portland Cement Company, this town was once named Cement City. After the Portland Cement Company plant was built in Baker, the two cities, Baker and Cement City merged and the new community settled on the name "Concrete".

Imagine listening to Orson Welles' famous radio broadcast, the War of the Worlds, when suddenly all electricity is lost plunging the town into darkness and the phone lines not working either. The last words heard were the Martians invading towns and the countryside with flashes of light and poisonous gases. Well, that really happened in Concrete. The power outage, that is. It's safe to say that some of the most terrified listeners were in Concrete. Remember, this broadcast was presented as a series of "news bulletins" which had many people convinced that indeed there was an actual alien invasion in progress.

For those who enjoy history, Concrete has many original buildings to explore. To find out more please see our page on attractions.

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