Kenmore: SR 522 at MP 6.6: 61st Ave NE
Built around a sawmill at the mouth of the Sammamish River, Kenmore grew into a lakeside city on the northern shore of Lake Washington. The river links Lake Washington with Lake Sammamish and gives the community its original industrial geography, while SR 522 remains a principal route through town. Kenmore’s waterfront is also associated with Kenmore Air, the seaplane operator founded here in 1946 and based on Lake Washington. Residential hillsides, commercial corridors and public access to the water place the city within the closely connected urban area north of Seattle. Nearby Saint Edward State Park preserves forested shoreline and the former seminary building that now houses the Lodge at St. Edward.
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Kenmore sits at the northern end of Lake Washington in Washington State, where the Sammamish River enters the lake. Its waterfront is shaped by the river mouth and a working seaplane base: Kenmore Air has operated from its Lake Washington harbor since 1946, connecting the city with destinations across the Pacific Northwest. The Burke-Gilman Trail follows a former rail corridor through Kenmore, providing a continuous route for walkers and cyclists toward Seattle and Bothell. Log Boom Park recalls the timber trade that once used Lake Washington for storing and moving logs. Move on to other webcams in the region to compare landscapes and settings around Lake Washington.
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