Powerhouse in King County, Washington
Powerhouse in King County is a building. Powerhouse is located near Lake Hancock Road. Powerhouse also exists in Pacific County.
- Building Type
- building
Streets nearby
Lake Hancock Road0.3 mi
Spur 10Gate 10, Gate 11
1.0 mi
Tolt Reservoir RoadGate 4
1.5 mi
Fuller Mountain Trail2.0 mi
Southeast 68th Street2.6 mi
Southeast 70th Street2.7 mi
Southeast 71st Street2.7 mi
Southeast 72nd Street2.8 mi
440th Place Southeast2.9 mi
445th Avenue SoutheastErnies Grove
2.9 mi
Southeast Ernies Grove Road2.9 mi
Southeast 69th Street2.9 mi
440th Avenue Southeast2.9 mi
444th Avenue Southeast3.0 mi
442nd Place Southeast3.2 mi
Southeast 78th Street3.3 mi
Moon Valley Road Southeast3.3 mi
North Fork Road Southeast3.4 mi
Southeast 76th Street3.4 mi
435th Avenue Southeast3.4 mi
434th Avenue Southeast3.5 mi
Southeast 80th Street3.5 mi
Southeast 77th Street3.5 mi
Southeast 79th StreetI-90 & 270th Ave SE, High Point Trailhead
3.6 mi
438th Avenue Southeast3.7 mi
North Fork Snoqualmie County Road3.8 mi
Southeast 87th Street3.9 mi
436th Place Southeast4.0 mi
Southeast 88th Street4.0 mi
436th Avenue Southeast4.1 mi
Buildings nearby
Wilde Moon Retreat3.6 mi
Forests nearby
THR2.0 mi
Rivers nearby
North Fork Snoqualmie River2.4 mi
Streams nearby
Hancock Creek0.7 mi
Black Creek2.1 mi
Calligan Creek2.2 mi
Ten Creek2.3 mi
Tate Creek2.9 mi
Waters nearby
McLeod Lake1.1 mi
Lake Hancock1.3 mi
Fury Lake1.7 mi
Metcalf Lake1.9 mi
Klaus Lake2.0 mi
Boyle Lake2.7 mi
Bridges Lake3.1 mi
Kings Lake3.4 mi
Calligan Lake3.4 mi
Crater Lake3.6 mi
Wetlands nearby
Metcalf Marsh3.3 mi
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| Bus | |
| Streetcar |
| Bike path | |
| Bike lane on roadway | |
| Cycling allowed on bus lane | |
| Bicycle street | |
| Open to cyclists | |
| Open to cyclists, good path | |
| Cycling prohibited | |
| Cobblestone |
| Long-distance bike route | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance bike route |
| Path |
| Long-distance hiking trail | (depending on scale) | |
| Long-distance hiking trail | ||
| Pedestrians prohibited |