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State Route Nine — Cadyville on the Pilchuck
Sal: Between State Route Nine and Eighty-Eighth Street Southeast. Sal: State Route Nine crosses here on its route between Woodinville and Lake Stevens. Just south of the interchange, the city of Snohomish sits on the Snohomish River. Settlers founded the town in 1859 and called it Cadyville, after pioneer Edson T. Cady, before taking the name of the Snohomish tribe in 1871. Sal: Snohomish served as county seat from 1861 to 1897, when the county government moved to Everett after a contested countywide vote. By 1899, Snohomish had two thousand residents, twenty-five businesses and eighty homes…
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