RESOURCES.

The resources of the county are its forests and minerals, its

agricultural products, and fishes. Its great cereal crop is of

oats; hops, fruits, hay and barley follow in the order named in

importance, while the products of the dairy are rapidly multiplying.

Its minerals include the precious metals, iron, lead, coal, marble,

limestone, granite, sandstone, etc.

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TRANSPORTATION.

Aside from its water transportation, the Great Northern and the

Northern Pacific railways cross its westerly end and send a branch

line through the valley of the Skagit river well up towards the

mountains and to the salt water at Anacortes. And other roads are

building, while there are 168 miles of modern graveled wagon roads.

The facilities for getting about are excellent.

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