Cedar River Tour

  • Posted 9/25/2004
  • HistoryLink.org Essay 7043
Moncton Edgewick/ Boxley Creek Cedar Falls and Educational Center Barneston Landsburg Lake Wilderness Maple Valley Cedar River Watershed Lake Youngs Elliot Renton

This is a Rivers in Time tour of the Cedar River, home of Seattle's watershed since 1901. Curated by Alan J. Stein. Presented by King County, Seattle Public Utilities, and Seattle City Light.


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