plat and adjacent areas. Gilbert's Corner, Pigeon Lodge, Berry Brook Farms, Woodshire, Sherwood, Roosevelt Plains and City Farms all appeared. Growth continued in spurts and many businesses came and went. Two major buildings, the Midway and the Begis Trading Center, were built. Three concrete block buildings also arose and housed various businesses. The business center gradually began to expand north along the highway. Three small shopping centers are to be joined by other proposed shopping/business areas. In between them are smaller commercial facilities. Toward the northern terminus is the Willis Tucker County Park. Aside from the CDP, which was established at the 2010 census, the boundaries of this unincorporated community are not well-defined. Services such as education, mail and water are provided by various districts. Fire District #7 serves and the main station is at Clearview. Geography Clearview is located at (47.829186, -122.145149). According to the United States Census Bureau, the CDP has a total area of 4.639 square miles (12.01 km), all of it land. References External links A Clearview diarist on wikisource Census-designated places in Washington (state) Census-designated places in Snohomish County, Washington