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Lice Treatment Everett — About Everett, Washington

Everett is the seat of Snohomish County, about 25 miles north of Seattle on Port Gardner Bay. It is known for Boeing's widebody jet factory, its marina and waterfront, and a downtown with a growing arts and dining scene.

History of Everett

Everett was platted in the early 1890s with backing from eastern investors who expected it to become a major industrial city. Lumber and paper mills drove its early economy. Boeing opened its Everett plant in the late 1960s to build the 747, and the city grew into a regional aerospace center.

Neighborhoods in Everett

Everett is home to a mix of neighborhoods and districts, each with its own character.

Neighborhood	Character
Downtown Everett	The civic and commercial center, home to Angel of the Winds Arena.
Northwest Everett	A historic residential neighborhood with older homes.
Silver Lake	A south Everett neighborhood around Silver Lake.
Lowell	A neighborhood along the Snohomish River in the south part of the city.

Notable attractions in Everett

Everett offers residents and visitors a variety of local attractions.

Jetty Island

A seasonal island park reached by a short ferry ride from the marina.

Port of Everett marina

One of the largest public marinas on the West Coast.

Forest Park

A large city park with trails, playgrounds, and an animal farm.

Everett at a glance

• Population: ~111,000 (2020 census)

Economy of Everett

Boeing's Everett factory is the city's largest employer. Naval Station Everett, Providence Regional Medical Center Everett, the Port of Everett, and manufacturing are also important.