Burlington occupies the broad Skagit River valley in northwestern Washington. The city lies in Skagit County’s agricultural lowlands, where cultivated fields extend toward the North Cascades to the east and Puget Sound lies to the west. Its position at the junction of Interstate 5 and State Route 20 makes it a useful stop on journeys between the Seattle area, the San Juan Islands ferry routes and North Cascades country. Berry Dairy Days, an annual local festival, reflects the farming traditions that continue to shape the valley. Downtown has a compact civic core, while The Outlet Shoppes at Burlington attract regional shoppers. Discover further points of interest through webcams across Burlington and the Skagit Valley.
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