Everett: SR 526 at MP 3.5: Evergreen Way
Everett lies along Port Gardner Bay on Puget Sound, with its built-up waterfront extending inland across low, wooded ground. SR 526, known as the Boeing Freeway, is a principal east–west route through the city and meets Evergreen Way, a major urban arterial. The road serves the Boeing Everett Factory, where wide-body aircraft are assembled; the factory is widely described as the world’s largest building by volume. Founded in 1893 and the seat of Snohomish County, Everett developed around timber, port trade and manufacturing. Its working shoreline includes the Port of Everett, while the Cascade Range rises east of the wider urban area.
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Few cities in Washington have a history as closely tied to aerospace manufacturing as Everett. Set on Port Gardner Bay along Puget Sound, the city occupies a waterfront near the Snohomish River estuary, with the Cascade Range rising to the east. Everett’s modern identity is inseparable from the Boeing Everett Factory, where wide-body aircraft have been assembled since 1967; its immense volume places it among the world’s largest buildings. The city also grew as a late-19th-century mill and port town, a legacy continued by its working waterfront and Naval Station Everett. Downtown’s historic buildings and the Schack Art Center provide a civic counterpoint to the industrial shoreline. Move on to other webcams in Washington to compare waterfronts and mountain settings around Puget Sound.
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