Blaine

Blaine lies on Drayton Harbor in northwestern Washington, where a sheltered inlet meets the United States–Canada border. The town faces Semiahmoo Bay and is closely tied to the coast, with a marina and access to the waters of the Salish Sea. Its position beside British Columbia shapes daily life as much as tourism: nearby Peace Arch State Park marks one of the region’s principal border crossings. Completed in 1921, the Peace Arch commemorates the long peace between the United States and Canada, giving Blaine a distinctly international landmark. Find related webcams in the surrounding area to build a fuller picture of Blaine and Whatcom County.

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