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Tributary Road Index Clallam County Road Index with Tributaries updated: 12/29/16 Fire Station Response Areas 12 Beaver 23 Black Diamond 35 Blyn 33 Carlsborg 51 Clallam Bay/Sekiu (52= Hoko) 36 Diamond Point * indicates Port Angeles Address Grid 22 Dry Creek (P2=Dry Creek ptn of P.A. Grid) 31 Dungeness 11 Forks (FK=City of Forks, F1=Forks Grid- outside city) * indicates Port Angeles Address Grid 21 Gales Addition (P1=Gales Addn ptn of P.A. Grid) 41 Joyce 37 Lost Mountain 32 R Corner ** indicates Sequim Address Grid 34 Sequim (SQ=City of Sequim, S4=Sequim Grid- outside city) 61 Quillayute Prairie MR Makah Reservation (NB=Neah Bay Grid) NP Olympic National Park QR Quilleute Reservation other X=cross bndry, 01-09=No Fire District, 3A-3E=Cross bndry, Dist #3) ORIGIN ROAD TRIBUTARY ROADS Page 1 fire stn E 10th Street (Port Angeles) (off S Laurel ST 1000 block * E) W 10th Street (Port Angeles) (off S Laurel ST 1000 block * W) PA S Cathleen ST 0.000 miles - * PA Walker ST 0.000 miles - * PA S Flores ST 2530 block - * S 11th Court (Sequim) (off Hurricane Ridge DR 0.652 miles on R) E 11th Street (Port Angeles) (off S Laurel ST 1100 block * E) W 11th Street (Port Angeles) (off S Laurel ST 1100 block * W) E 12th Street (Port Angeles) (off S Laurel ST 1200 block * E) W 12th Street (Port Angeles) (off S Laurel ST 1200 block * W) PA Dunker DR 0.000 miles - * PA Heritage CT 0.000 miles - * PA SO ST 2500 block - * S (has tributaries) E 13th Street (Port Angeles) (off S Laurel ST 1300 block * E) W 13th Street (Port Angeles) (off S Laurel ST 1300 block * W) S 14th Avenue (Sequim) (off W Washington ST 1.450 miles on S) 14th Court (Sequim) (off Hurricane Ridge DR 0.183 miles on R) E 14th Street (Port Angeles) (off S Laurel ST 1400 block * E) W 14th Street (Port Angeles) (off S Laurel ST 1400 block * W) PA Pendley CT 0.000 miles - * PA Dutch DR 0.000 miles - * PA SP ST 0.000 miles - * PA Cherry CT 0.000 miles - * PA Orchard AVE 0.000 miles - * PA Aurora CT 0.000 miles - * PA Rolling Hills DR 0.000 miles - * PA S Shirley CT 1400 block - * S PA S Owen AVE 2100 block - * S PA S Marie View ST 2220 block - * N (has tributaries) PA S Pacific VIS 2410 block - * S W 15th Street (Port Angeles) (off S A ST 1500 block * X) W 16th Street (Port Angeles) (off S C ST 1600 block * W) PA Maloney CT 0.000 miles - * [formerly Habitat CT] 17th Court (Sequim) (off San Juan DR 0.156 miles on R) W 17th Street (Port Angeles) (off S B ST 1700 block * W) W 18th Street (Port Angeles) (off S L ST 1800 block * X) PA S Delores PL 2520 block - * N PA S Reyes ST 2700 block - * N PA S McDonald ST 3000 block - * N (has tributaries) W 19th Street (Port Angeles) (off S E ST 1900 block * X) 1st Avenue (Forks) (off Bogachiel WY 100 block *** X) 1st Avenue (Neah Bay) (off Fort ST 100 block on E) [formerly 1st St] E 1st Street (Port Angeles) (off N Laurel ST 100 block * E) PA N Laurel ST 100 block - * N (has tributaries) PA S Lincoln ST 200 block - * S PA N Lincoln ST 200 block - * N PA N Chase ST 300 block - * N PA S Peabody ST 400 block - * S (has tributaries) PA N Peabody ST 400 block - * N (has tributaries) PA N Vine ST 500 block - * N PA S Vine ST 500 block - * S PA S Albert ST 600 block - * S (has tributaries) PA N Albert ST 600 block - * N (has tributaries) PA S Eunice ST 700 block - * S (has tributaries) PA N Eunice ST 700 block - * N (has tributaries) PA S Francis ST 800 block - * S PA N Francis ST 800 block - * N PA S Race ST 900 block - * S PA N Race ST 900 block - * N PA S Washington ST 1000 block - * S (has tributaries) PA N Washington ST 1000 block - * N (has tributaries) PA N Chambers ST 1100 block - * N (has tributaries) PA S Chambers ST 1100 block - * S (has tributaries) PA S Jones ST 1200 block - * S PA N Jones ST 1200 block - * N PA S Liberty ST 1300 block - * S PA N Liberty ST 1300 block - * N PA N Ennis ST 1400 block - * N PA S Ennis ST 1400 block - * S PA N Alder ST 1500 block - * N PA S Penn ST 1700 block - * S ORIGIN ROAD TRIBUTARY ROADS Page 2 fire stn PA N Penn ST 1700 block - * N P1 S Golf Course RD 1900 block - * S (has tributaries) PA S Delguzzi DR 2030 block - * S P1 N Baker ST 2300 block - * N (has tributaries) W 1st Street (Port Angeles) (off N Laurel ST 100 block * W) PA N Oak ST 200 block - * N PA N Cherry ST 300 block - * N PA W Marine DR 400 block - * W (has tributaries) PA S Valley ST 400 block - * S (has tributaries) 200 Line Road (Neah Bay) (off Bay View AVE 2.116 miles on R) MR Windfall WAY 0.293 miles - on L MR Twin Spruce DR 0.943 miles - on R (has tributaries) MR Alder DR 1.040 miles - on R MR Sail River Heights DR 1.241 miles - on L (has tributaries) 2nd Avenue (Forks) (off Bogachiel WY 200 block *** X) 2nd Avenue (Neah Bay) (off Fort ST 200 block on X) [formerly 2nd St] E 2nd Avenue (Port Angeles) (off N Beech ST 1000 block * X) N 2nd Avenue (Sequim) (off W Washington ST 200 block ** N) S 2nd Avenue (Sequim) (off W Washington ST 200 block ** S) E 2nd Street (Port Angeles) (off S Peabody ST 200 block * X) W 2nd Street (Port Angeles) (off S Laurel ST 200 block * W) PA S Laurel ST 100 block - * X (has tributaries) 3rd Avenue (Neah Bay) (off Fort ST 300 block on X) [formerly 3rd St] MR Koitlah Point RD 0.000 miles - on N (has tributaries) [formerly Cape Loop (pt)] MR Cape Flattery RD 0.000 miles - on S (has tributaries) [formerly Arrowhead] E 3rd Avenue (Port Angeles) (off N Gales ST 900 block * L) PA E Harborcrest PL 1900 block - * W N 3rd Avenue (Sequim) (off W Washington ST 300 block ** N) S 3rd Avenue (Sequim) (off W Washington ST 300 block ** S) SQ Sycamore ST 0.000 miles - ** (has tributaries) SQ W Hemlock ST 600 block - ** W (has tributaries) SQ W Pine ST 700 block - ** W SQ W Norman ST 1500 block - ** W SQ W Eunice ST 1600 block - ** W SQ W Reservoir RD 1700 block - ** W S4 W Stephens PL 1900 block - ** E S4 W Echo LN 2200 block - ** E S 3rd Place (Sequim) (off W Hammond ST 340 block ** S) E 3rd Street (Port Angeles) (off S Washington ST 300 block * E) W 3rd Street (Port Angeles) (off S Laurel ST 300 block * W) 4th Avenue (Forks) (off Bogachiel WY 400 block *** S) 4th Avenue (Neah Bay) (off Fort ST 400 block on W) [formerly 4th St] E 4th Avenue (Port Angeles) (off N Gales ST 800 block * L) P1 N Old Nelson WAY 2000 block - * N (has tributaries) [formerly N. Chestnut ST] P1 N Beech ST 2100 block - * X (has tributaries) N 4th Avenue (Sequim) (off W Washington ST 400 block ** N) S 4th Avenue (Sequim) (off W Washington ST 400 block ** S) E 4th Street (Port Angeles) (off S Albert ST 400 block * X) PA S Alder ST 1500 block - * X W 4th Street (Port Angeles) (off S Laurel ST 400 block * W) PA SL ST 1800 block - * S (has tributaries) PA SM ST 1900 block - * S (has tributaries) PA S Evans AVE 2000 block - * S PA SN ST 2200 block - * S (has tributaries) 5th Avenue (Forks) (off Bogachiel WY 500 block *** S) 5th Avenue (Neah Bay) (off Fort ST 500 block on E) [formerly 5th St] E 5th Avenue (Port Angeles) (off N Gales ST 700 block * L) N 5th Avenue (Sequim) (off W Washington ST 500 block ** N) SQ N Eureka WAY 0.000 miles - ** SQ N Camden CT 0.000 miles - ** SQ W Evergreen Farm WAY 0.000 miles - ** SQ W Evergreen Farm WAY 0.000 miles - ** S 5th Avenue (Sequim) (off W Washington ST 500 block ** S) SQ W Pine CT 0.000 miles - ** SQ W Garland PL 350 block - ** E SQ W Lehman ST 800 block - ** E (has tributaries) SQ W Salal PL 850 block - ** W SQ W McCurdy RD 900 block - ** W (has tributaries) S 5th Place (Sequim) (off W McCurdy RD 575 block ** N) 5th Street (Clallam Bay) (off Highway 112 16.873 miles on R) E 5th Street (Port Angeles) (off S Laurel ST 500 block * E) PA S Chase ST 300 block - * S PA S Blue Water VW 1400 block - * S W 5th Street (Port Angeles) (off S A ST 500 block * X) 6th Avenue (Forks) (off Bogachiel WY 600 block *** S) 6th Avenue (Neah Bay) (off Deer ST 600 block on W) [formerly 6th St] E 6th Avenue (Port Angeles) (off N Gales ST 600 block * L) P1 N Alley RD 2336 block - * N S 6th Avenue (Sequim) (off W Maple ST 600 block ** S) 6th Street (Clallam Bay) (off Highway 112 16.926 miles on R) E 6th Street (Port Angeles) (off S Laurel ST 600 block * E) W 6th Street (Port Angeles) (off S A ST 600 block * X) 7th Avenue (Forks) (off Bogachiel WY 700 block *** S) 7th Avenue (Neah Bay) (off Deer ST 700 block on W) [formerly 7th St] E 7th Avenue (Port Angeles) (off N Baker ST 500 block * W) P1 N Bourchier ST 2200 block - * X (has tributaries) N 7th Avenue (Sequim) (off W Washington ST 700 bloc ** N) S 7th Avenue (Sequim) (off W Washington ST 700 block ** S) [formerly Duxbury Rd, Reservoir Rd SQ Happy View LN 0.000 miles - ** SQ Comfort WAY 1400 block - ** E (has tributaries) 7th Street (Clallam Bay) (off Highway 112 16.974 miles on R) E 7th Street (Port Angeles) (off S Laurel ST 700 block * E) W 7th Street (Port Angeles) (off S G ST 700 block * W) [formerly pt Seaview Ln (2100 blk) PA S Seaview CIR 2100 block - * S ORIGIN ROAD TRIBUTARY ROADS Page 3 fire stn PA S Seamount DR 2120 block - * S 8th Avenue (Forks) (off G ST 800 block *** S) 8th Street (Clallam Bay) (off Highway 112 17.036 miles on R) 51 Sol Duc ST 0.138 miles - on L (has tributaries) E 8th Street (Port Angeles) (off S Laurel ST 800 block * E) W 8th Street (Port Angeles) (off S Laurel ST 800 block * W) PA S Oak ST 200 block - * X (has tributaries) PA S Cherry ST 300 block - * X PA S Pine ST 500 block - * X (has tributaries) PA SA ST 800 block - * X (has tributaries) PA SB ST 900 block - * X (has tributaries) PA SC ST 1000 block - * X (has tributaries) PA SD ST 1100 block - * X PA SE ST 1200 block - * X (has tributaries) PA SF ST 1300 block - * S PA S Gund LN 1400 block - * S PA SG ST 1400 block - * X PA SH ST 1500 block - * N PA SI ST 1600 block - * X PA SK ST 1700 block - * X PA S Juma CT 2030 block - * S PA S Estes CT 2300 block - * N 9th Avenue (Forks) (off Bogachiel WY 900 block *** S) N 9th Avenue (Sequim) (off W Brackett RD 900 block ** N) [formerly N.
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