Conceptual statement

Mazama, Washington

Mazama Washington is a small village nestled in the Methow Valley of the Methow River in the eastern part of Washington. It is 13 miles (21 km) northwest of Winthrop and about 28 miles (45 km) from the Canadian border with a population of about 230 people. Located on the eastern flank of the Cascade Mountain Range, forests of Douglas fir and Ponderosa pine cover Mazama and the sur-rounding area. Today Mazama is best known for its world's longest cross-country skiing trails, stretching for 120 miles. Mazama is also known for its lodging and a scenery vacation destination that will take your breath away throughout the seasons. Be sure to

make Mazama Washington your next vacation spot, it won’t disappoint you!

Satellite view of mazama Washington 2

Illustrative site analysis

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Highway systems

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Topography chart

Primary & secondary views

Mazama, Washington Mazama weather chart

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Existing buildings

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Surrounding mts.

Mazama winter Buildings

Mazama scenery

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Mazama, Washington geography

Top left: Okanogan

National forest

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Methow river

Map of national

Forest & river

Vegetation in mazama Washington

Big twin lake near mazama Washington

Douglas fir Ponderosa pine

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