This 1973 Washington State legislative bill (S-4565/73) proposed the creation of a new county called Evergreen County, to be carved out of the existing King County. The bill provides a detailed legal boundary description of the proposed new county, referencing survey sections, township lines, rivers, highways, and rights-of-way in the southern portion of King County. The area described broadly encompasses communities south of Seattle, including portions near the Duwamish and Green Rivers, and extending to the King-Pierce County line.Open full document
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This is a Washington State legislative bill (S-4565/73) proposing the creation of Evergreen County from a portion of King County. The bill provides a detailed legal boundary description of the territory to be detached from King County, referencing specific township, range, and section coordinates. The new county would be known as Evergreen County and would possess corporate powers and liabilities as conferred by Washington State law.