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Everett Parks and Recreation Parks Subarea 1 North End Population 27,800 based on 2000 Census Data Neighborhoods 6,896 expected population growth by 2025 Neighborhoods in this area include Northwest, Delta, Bayside, 34,696 population total by 2025 Riverside and the northern half of Port Gardner Land Use Geography Source: 2001 Snohomish County Assessor's digital parcel data, The geography of the North End is primarily built on a high zoning and subarea GIS layers, and aerial images. plateau with a view of the Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains to the west and the Cascade Mountain Range to 7,368 acres of land the east. Lower elevations have a character influenced by the 56 acres critical areas connection to the water and maritime industry. Major drainage 801 acres single family residential ways in this area include Forgotten Creek that drains the Port 294 acres multi-family residential Gardner hillside area. The northern edge of the subarea 291 acres commercial including Smith Island can experiences tidal influence and 1,923 acres of industrial seasonal flooding providing valuable habitat for water related 490 acres agriculture species. *438.9 acres of parks, open space (including Jetty Island) and Subarea 1 Park Property Inventory golf (Legion)*Source Parks inventory Neighborhood Parks Clark Park 2.4 acres City of Everett Community Doyle Park 2 acres Everett Schools The land use in this area includes some of the earliest development in Everett including historic homes and the Garfield Park 5.6 acres City Of Everett downtown business district. Water is a strong influence with Northwest Neighborhood Park 0.4 acres City of Everett the Navy base, Port Gardner Bay boating facilities, the Everett Rucker Hill Park 0.8 acres City of Everett Wiggums Hollow Park 10 acres City of Everett waterfront and the commerce and activities of the Snohomish River extending upriver just past the Highway 2 Bridge. Smith Total Neighborhood Parks 21.2 acres Island located across the Snohomish River provides large Neighborhood Park Gap Analysis tracts of industrial and commercial lands. Total Neighborhood Parks 21.2 acres Standard 1.5 acres per 1,000 x 27.8 41.7 acres 2008 Neighborhood Park Gap 20.5 acres 2025 growth projection 6,896, 1.5 x 6.9 10.3 acres 46 Everett Parks and Recreation .