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The population of Monroe is approximately 13,795(2000).
The amount of land area in Monroe is 9.923 sq. kilometers.
Monroe elevation is 68 feet above sea level. Return to Index Monroe location: in southwestern Snohomish County on the north bank of the Skykomish River, approximately 7 miles north of the King County Boundary. The City of Everett is 17 miles northwest of Monroe on Highway 2, and the City of Seattle is about 35 miles southwest of Monroe.
Return to Index The geography for Monroe is relatively flat, but there are hills to the north and east, with the Cascade Mountains starting to rise 20 miles east Return to Index
Monroe attractions: There are many horse farms, boarding and training stables and arenas dotting the countryside in every direction, as well as several dairy farms, berry farms, and corn fields. Return to Index
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