Puget Sound · WA
Everett
The City of Smokestacks, now home of the 747.
- Population
- 110,629 (2020 census)
- Incorporated
- 1893
- First 747
- 1967
Then
- 1855
The Snohomish, whose main village was at Preston Point, sign the Treaty of Point Elliott.
- 1890
Investors plat an industrial city, named for 15-year-old Everett Colby.
- 1893
Everett incorporates.
- 1916
The Everett massacre on November 5 is the deadliest event in Northwest labor history.
- 1967
Boeing starts building the first 747 near Paine Field.
- 1994
Naval Station Everett receives its first ships.
Now
Boeing and the Navy are the top employers. This place covers Port Gardner, Tulalip, Port Susan's west shore and south Whidbey Island.
13 tide stations around Everett
- Everett1.0 mi
- Priest Point4.0 mi
- Marysville, Quilceda Creek4.6 mi
- Tulalip7.1 mi
- Glendale, Whidbey Island7.7 mi
- Sandy Point, Whidbey Island9.0 mi
- Spee-Bi-Dah9.4 mi
- Tulare Beach, Port Susan11.1 mi
- Kayak Point13.3 mi
- Holly Farms Harbor, Holmes Harbor, Whidbey I.15.7 mi
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- Bush Point, Whidbey Island19.1 mi
- Greenbank, Whidbey Island19.1 mi
- Mystery Bay, Marrowstone Island23.3 mi