WASHINGTON STATE ROUTE 9

'State Route 9' is a state highway in Washington, U.S.A. It extends from just north of Woodinville in the Puget Sound region to the United States-Canada border at Sumas, a distance of about 98 miles.
For most of its distance SR-9 largely parallels Interstate 5 to the west, crossing the Snohomish, Skagit, Stillaguamish and Nooksack rivers, and coming within about 17 miles of Mount Baker. The Sumas border crossing provides easy access to Abbotsford, British Columbia and is usually a less busy alternative to the nearby I-5/Hwy 99 crossing at Blaine.

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Highway Intersections

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Highway Intersections

SR 9 meets with or intersects several state highways along its route, and crosses three counties:

Snohomish County-

Begins At

★ SR 522 (Woodinville/Maltby)
Meets With

★ SR 524 (Maltby)

★ SR 96 (east of Silver Firs)

★ US 2 (north of the city of Snohomish)

★ SR 204 (Frontier Village commercial district of Lake Stevens)

★ SR 92 (Lake Stevens/Marysville)

★ SR 528 (Marysville)

★ SR 531 (Arlington)

★ SR 530 (Arlington)

Skagit County-

Meets With

★ SR 534 (Lake McMurray)

★ SR 538 (Mount Vernon)

★ SR 20 (Sedro-Woolley)

Whatcom County-

Meets With

★ SR 542 (Deming)

★ SR 546 (north of the city of Nooksack)

★ SR 547 (Sumas)
Ends At

★ Canada/US Border

External links

★ Highways of Washington State

★ Washington State Highways

★ Traffic camera - SR-9 border crossing at Sumas