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Seattle

WA · 47.6032, -122.3303

From Seattle, Washington, Byway's registries place 24 scenic byways, 2 public land units and 1 campground within 30 miles.

The first humans are believed to have entered the region nearly 4,000 years ago. Englishman George Vancouver mapped the area in the 1790s, but the first white settlers didn't arrive until 1851. Luther Collins led a party of settlers to the mouth of the Duwamish River (in what is today southern Seattle), followed shortly by a party led by the more notable Arthur A. Denny of Chicago, who settled at Alki Point in West Seattle. Confrontations between the original settlers initially flared, only to die out as the groups settled together on the Elliott Bay.
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Measured from Byway's own registries, 30 miles around town.

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