Community and neighborhood maps are the smallest mapped land areas. They're "palettes" for themes like "safety" (block watch and neighborhood emergency teams), "recreation" (parks and trails), "hydrology" (lakes, streams, etc.), and more.
Locally managed data can be included on the maps. A community often has visual features that are not generally available from public sources. The name of a development (e.g. Maple Hills Estates), a home-based business (e.g. Jill's Antiques), or a noticeable feature (the water tower) are examples of local data that can be "mapped".
Locally managed data can also be used to support community and neighborhood safety projects like block watch groups and neighborhood emergency teams.
The High Valley Community is in the middle section of the Four Creeks May Valley subarea.
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The proposed boundaries of the High Valley Community are defined by a common road. This map removes the parcels to more clearly show the road and the streets it feeds.
The High Valley Community has only one road entrance/exit: 196th Ave SE which comes off of SE 128th St as it drops into May Valley.
As 196th Ave SE loops around the south end of Lake McDonald it becomes SE 150th St. The road becomes SE 152nd St, 207th Pl SE and 209th Ave SE before ending at SE 159th St.
The High Valley Community is initially defined by any parcels touched by this road network. Parcels can be added or removed at the discretion of the community.
NOTE: The High Valley Community may cover a larger area than the "High Valley" development (High Valley Home Owners Association)
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This particular map shows block watch and neighborhood emergency team information. The block watch areas are examples.
Block watch and neighborhood emergency teams are examples of locally maintained spatial data shown on a community or neighborhood map.
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The High Valley Block Watch map provides information to a particular block watch neighborhood group.
Block watch and neighborhood emergency teams can create and map almost unlimited information to aid their efforts.
PENDING
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The Maple Hills Community is in the eastern section of the Four Creeks Plateau subarea.
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The proposed boundaries of the Maple Hills Community are defined by a common road. This map removes the parcels to more clearly show the road and the streets it feeds.
The Maple Hills Community has only one road entrance/exit: 196th Ave SE which comes off of SE 128th St as it drops into May Valley.
As 196th Ave SE loops around the south end of Lake McDonald it becomes SE 150th St. The road becomes SE 152nd St, 207th Pl SE and 209th Ave SE before ending at SE 159th St.
The Maple Hills Community is defined by any parcels fed by this road network.
NOTE: The Maple Hills Community covers a larger area than the "Maple Hills" development (Maple Hills Maintenance Company)
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This particular map shows block watch and neighborhood emergency team information. The Law/Smith-Barney block watch is real. The other areas are examples.
Block watch and neighborhood emergency teams are examples of locally maintained spatial data shown on a community or neighborhood map.
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The Law/Smith-Barney Neighborhood map provides information to that particular Maple Hills block watch group.
Block watch and neighborhood emergency teams can create and map almost unlimited information to aid their efforts.
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The Mirrormont Community is in the eastern section of the Four Creeks Issaquah Creek subarea.
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The proposed boundaries of the Mirrormont Community are defined by a common road. This map removes the parcels to more clearly show the road and the streets it feeds.
The High Valley Community has only one road entrance/exit: 196th Ave SE which comes off of SE 128th St as it drops into May Valley.
As 196th Ave SE loops around the south end of Lake McDonald it becomes SE 150th St. The road becomes SE 152nd St, 207th Pl SE and 209th Ave SE before ending at SE 159th St.
The High Valley Community is initially defined by any parcels touched by this road network. Parcels can be added or removed at the discretion of the community.
NOTE: The High Valley Community may cover a larger area than the "High Valley" development (High Valley Home Owners Association)
(Right click or option-click the links and select "Save...As" to download the file)
PDF version of the map (300dpi)
PDF version of the map (700dpi)
This particular map shows block watch and neighborhood emergency team information. The block watch areas are examples.
Block watch and neighborhood emergency teams are examples of locally maintained spatial data shown on a community or neighborhood map.
(Right click or option-click the links and select "Save...As" to download the file)
PDF version of the map (300dpi)
PDF version of the map (700dpi)
The Mirrormont Block Watch map provides information to a particular block watch neighborhood group.
Block watch and neighborhood emergency teams can create and map almost unlimited information to aid their efforts.
PENDING
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The Sunset Valley Farms Community is in the eastern section of the Four Creeks May Valley subarea.
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The proposed boundaries of the High Valley Community are defined by a common road. This map removes the parcels to more clearly show the road and the streets it feeds.
The High Valley Community has only one road entrance/exit: 196th Ave SE which comes off of SE 128th St as it drops into May Valley.
As 196th Ave SE loops around the south end of Lake McDonald it becomes SE 150th St. The road becomes SE 152nd St, 207th Pl SE and 209th Ave SE before ending at SE 159th St.
The High Valley Community is initially defined by any parcels touched by this road network. Parcels can be added or removed at the discretion of the community.
NOTE: The High Valley Community may cover a larger area than the "High Valley" development (High Valley Home Owners Association)
(Right click or option-click the links and select "Save...As" to download the file)
PDF version of the map (300dpi)
PDF version of the map (700dpi)
This particular map shows block watch and neighborhood emergency team information. The block watch areas are examples.
Block watch and neighborhood emergency teams are examples of locally maintained spatial data shown on a community or neighborhood map.
(Right click or option-click the links and select "Save...As" to download the file)
PDF version of the map (300dpi)
PDF version of the map (700dpi)
The Sunset Valley Farms Block Watch map provides information to a particular block watch neighborhood group.
Block watch and neighborhood emergency teams can create and map almost unlimited information to aid their efforts.
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PDF version of the map (300dpi)
PDF version of the map (700dpi)
The Eberle Block Watch map provides information to a particular block watch neighborhood group.
Block watch and neighborhood emergency teams can create and map almost unlimited information to aid their efforts.
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PDF version of the map (300dpi)
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A map showing the parks and trails in the T291 Stewardship area.
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A map showing the parks and trails in the Greater Four Creeks unincorporated area.
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A map showing the parks and trails in King County.
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A map showing the Four Creeks subareas
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A map showing the King County Comprehensive Plan Land Use
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A map showing the roads within the Four Creeks area
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A map showing the hydrology in the Four Creeks area
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A map showing the metro transportation routes and stops. Note that the UAC was shifted right in the window to allow for more of the metro routes to be shown. Need to move it back or produce a special "area" to include more of the surrounding places.
A map showing the location of some road intersections. This is based on a table used by FCUAC to communicate with KC DOT Roads.
Same as FCUAC_GDB_Road_Projects but with a different base.
USGS 100k sample. USGS maps also are included in the base section.
USGS 1x2 sample
UAC Area; forest cover
King County Council Districts
King County Court Districts
Land use from a FCUAC table. That table identifies Districts as all urban, all rural or mixed.
This is not a very useful piece of information and would be better displayed at the precinct level with the Urban Growth Boundary on the map.
Picks a number of land use designations and maps to the parcel. This map should be updated to use the King County Comprehensive Plan land use categories.
Washington State legislative districts.
King County produced UAC precinct map. Used as a reference.
Forest cover
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FCUAC voting precincts
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FCUAC voting districts
USGS maps are included in themes and base.
FCUAC Districts