Parkland: SR 512 at MP 2.2: SR 7 Interchange
Parkland is best known within Washington State for Pacific Lutheran University, a private institution founded in 1890. This unincorporated community in Pierce County lies in the Puget Sound lowlands between Tacoma and Joint Base Lewis–McChord, with State Route 512 forming an important east–west link nearby. The university gives Parkland a campus-centered identity, while the surrounding area is closely tied to the region’s military presence and Tacoma’s broader urban economy. SR 512 connects Interstate 5 at Lakewood with State Route 167 at Puyallup, placing Parkland on a principal cross-county corridor. Residential streets, businesses and stands of evergreen trees reflect the developed character of western Washington’s South Sound.
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Parkland sits in the Lake Superior watershed in northwestern Wisconsin, United States, where wooded lowlands and wetlands extend east of the city of Superior. This small Douglas County community belongs to a landscape shaped by glacial terrain and waterways flowing toward the lake. The county is part of the homeland of the Ojibwe people, while its later development was closely connected with timber, railroads and Superior’s port economy. Parkland is best understood as a quiet inland counterpart to the Lake Superior shore, defined by rural roads, forest cover and open wet ground. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Parkland and the Lake Superior region relate to their surroundings.
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