Mount Vernon's unique location provides a comfortable and convenient base camp for outdoor adventure and old-fashioned fun. We are situated directly on Interstate 5 in the beautiful Skagit Valley. Seattle is only an hour south and Vancouver, BC is just over an hour to the north. State Highway 20 is just north of town and leads west to the San Juan Islands and east through the Cascade Mountains. Many adventuring opportunities await you in the town of Mount Vernon

Mount Vernon Schools, home of the Bulldogs, is a growing school district with over 100 years of rich history. We are the largest school district in Skagit County serving over 5,700 students in nine schools. Mount Vernon is famous for its beautiful tulip fields, wildlife, and as the gateway to exploring the North Cascades mountains.

Anacortes is the crown jewel of Fidalgo Island, easternmost of the San Juan Islands and jump-point to the rest of the world-renowned archipelago. Fidalgo, the “drive-to” island, is accessible by bridges from the east and from Whidbey Island to the south. It is also home to the Washington State Ferry terminal, serving the rest of the San Juans and Sidney/Victoria, British Columbia.

Anacortes School District is located 16 miles west of I-5 (near Mount Vernon) and 60 miles north of Seattle. The District is 25 square miles in size and enrolls approximately 3,000 students. There are approximately 380 certificated and classified employees in the district. The school district has an excellent reputation and the student population as a whole, scores high on state assessments and other standardized tests.

Throughout Anacortes’ 125-year history there have been attempts to find a name or a theme to best describe the community of Anacortes. Anacortes has been referred to as “The gateway to the San Juans,” or the “Heart of the Island” Empire,” or “The Magic City.” The community could best be described today as “The City within a Park.” Anacortes is proud to boast 12-1/2 miles of saltwater shoreline, four freshwater lakes, surrounded by and inclusive of 3000 plus acres of city-owned forestlands and city-owned parks.

Throughout Anacortes’ 125-year history there have been attempts to find a name or a theme to best describe the community of Anacortes. Anacortes has been referred to as “The gateway to the San Juans,” or the “Heart of the Island” Empire,” or “The Magic City.” The community could best be described today as “The City within a Park.” Anacortes is proud to boast 12-1/2 miles of saltwater shoreline, four freshwater lakes, surrounded by and inclusive of 3000 plus acres of city-owned forestlands and city-owned parks.

We invite you to learn more about Burlington and the programs and services offered by Burlington City Government. Activities and opportunities abound in this "small" town with easy access to its Skagit Valley neighbors. Please contact us if you cannot find the information you seek, or have a suggestion of something to add. Our hope is for this site to serve the needs of residents, businesses, and visitors alike.

We are a school district that places the work of teachers, students, and partners at the core of our organization. Student learning is what we are about. We are committed to providing quality learning opportunities for all students to become productive members of a changing community.

The purpose of the Burlington Chamber of Commerceis to promote prosperous business activity and community involvement to meet the needs of the members

Ferndale is located in the northwest corner of Washington State approximately 6 miles north of Bellingham and 13 miles south of the Canadian Border. The population of Ferndale is nearly 10,000. 
There are many nearby attractions including Mount Baker, the San Juan Islands, numerous lakes, and the Nooksack River. Ferndale also enjoys a close proximity to Vancouver, British Columbia, and is approximately 100 miles north of Seattle.

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Set amidst lush farmland, on a southern crossing of the Nooksack River, Ferndale's convenient location on the I-5 corridor is just minutes away from Bellingham, and within easy driving distance of both Seattle to the south, and Vancouver, B.C., Canada, to the north.

Welcome to Birch Bay, Washington and the web community Birch Bay.net. As the community portal for Birch Bay you will find all kinds of information about Birch Bay and the area. During the summer there are tons of activities as merchants throughout the bay as well as the local Chamber of Commerce sponsor events for the whole family.

Welcome to Birch Bay, Washington's Home Page. Birch Bay Village.com is a information web portal on Birch Bay and surrounding communities. Here you can find area happenings, Birch Bay real estate listings, house rentals and information on Birch Bay Village, Birch Bay proper, Blaine, Semiahmoo and the Point Roberts area.