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Map: A Bountiful Summer on Plateau-Area Farms

Did we miss your favorite farm? Click the "Add" button on the map to post a marker.

We know that when the sun's shining these summery days, you may just find yourself hopping in your vehicle for a drive through the beautiful Plateau country that surrounds Enumclaw.

Whether you plan to or not, you may even stop and visit the many small farms on the Plateau in which local growers and ranchers raise flowers, produce and/or meats in quantities too small to distribute widely but big enough that they want to share their bounty with you.

Rather than driving around aimlessly, we thought it might be helpful to create this interactive map for our Patch readers. We've seeded the map so far with 10 farms but we know there are a lot more. Please share the wealth of knowledge here and let us know where you shop in the summer when you're looking for fresh, local fare.

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