At present, there are six National Historic Civil Engineering Landmarks designated in the Seattle Section area. These landmarks identify historic projects that have contributed to the advancement of the profession and the development and growth of United States. Look for the ASCE plaques at each of these locations:

Cedar Falls Hydroelectric Project, North Bend, WA (designated in 2000)
Lake Washington Ship Canal & Hiram M. Chittenden Locks, Seattle, WA (designated in 1997)
Railway Tunnels Under and Switchbacks Across Stevens Pass, North Cascades, WA (designated in 1993)
Snoqualmie Falls Cavity Generating Station, Snoqualmie, WA (designated in 1982)
Lacey V. Murrow Floating Bridge, Seattle, WA (designated in 2008)
Captain George Vancouver’s Mapping of the West Coast of North America (International Historic Civil Engineering Landmark designated in 2009)

ASCE Joint Seattle and Tacoma-Olympia Section Dinner Register: December 12, 5:30pm - 8:30pm | Embassy Suites - Churchill/Pimlico Room, Seattle
ASCE YMF Mentorship Program Applications Due: January 7
ASCE Infrastructure Report Card Press Event: January 17, 10:00am | Seattle City Hall, Seattle
ASCE YMF January Volunteer Event - Farestart: January 24, 10:00am - 2:00pm | Farestart, Seattle
ASCE Volunteers Needed: Urban Development & Transportation Committee, Legislative Committee, & YMF Popsicle Stick Bridge Volunteers Needed

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