Clinton: WSF - W SR 525
Clinton occupies the southeastern shore of Whidbey Island in Washington’s Puget Sound. This unincorporated community is the island terminus for the Mukilteo–Clinton ferry, a Washington State Ferries route crossing Possession Sound to the mainland. State Route 525 runs through Clinton and provides the principal road connection north across Whidbey, placing shops, services and residential streets around a working transport corridor. Beyond the ferry approach, the settlement retains the wooded, low-rise character common to south Whidbey. The island lies within the traditional homelands of Coast Salish peoples, whose enduring connections to these waters predate modern ferry travel. Clinton’s everyday rhythm is shaped by arrivals, departures and the wider maritime geography of Puget Sound.
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