A map of Seattle in 1909, created by combining portions of the following public domain images:

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This map shows the historic locations of some neighborhoods whose names have fallen out of use in the century since:

• Ross between Ballard and Fremont
• Edgewater (roughly today's Wallingford)
• Brooklyn (today's University District)
• Renton Hill for part of what would today be considered part of First Hill (or, in its most easterly portion, part of the Central District)

It also shows:

• A much longer Smith Cove (much of which was later filled), with the Great Northern Docks
• Lincoln Park for today's Cal Anderson Park
• The Moran Shipyard anchoring the south end of the Central Waterfront (now a container port)
• A somewhat loose map for Harbor Island (still under construction at the time)
• The size of the various lakes and freshwater bays before the Hiram M. Chittenden Locks lowered the water level
• The canal extending from the East Waterway near Spokane Street.
• The arrangement of streets between Lake Union and Capitol Hill before Interstate 5 came through.