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• Agate Point At the far north end near the Bloedel Reserve, with wooded lots and some homes looking over Agate Passage and its bridge.
• Arrow Point Forms the west shore of Manzanita Bay and takes its name from its sharp shape.
• Battle Point West side community named for a Suquamish victory over northern raiders, and home to Battle Point Park on the old Navy radio station site.
• Tolo Sits inside the Battle Point area on the west side of the island.
• Venice Another small west side community counted within Battle Point.
• Manzanita Bay West facing waterfront north of Battle Point, where homes away from the beach usually sit on an acre or more.
• Seabold The far northwest corner, where old farm cottages and large waterfront homes face the Olympics.
• Meadowmeer Homes mostly from the 1970s to the 1990s around the public nine hole Meadowmeer Golf Course on Koura Road, plus the Derby Downs horse area.
• Hidden Cove Estates A planned subdivision in the Port Madison area, compared first with resales inside its own boundary.
• Windsong A 1970s and 1980s view subdivision near Rolling Bay with mostly half acre lots laid out around an old dairy barn.
• Murden Cove Homes cluster around this cove with Manitou Beach, many share a beach easement, and mid century houses mix with beach cottages.
• Ferncliff Larger lots, many on septic, with some high bank waterfront and east views toward the Seattle skyline.
• Woodland Village Twenty seven newer Craftsman style homes on Garibaldi Loop, within walking distance of Winslow shops and the ferry.
• Commodore One of the bigger subdivisions inside Winslow, valued against other in town sales before anything outside the core.
• Hillandale A Winslow subdivision where small lot sales near downtown make the first comp set.
• North Town Woods Listed by a local broker among Winslow's larger neighborhoods, so its sales stay in the close to ferry comp set.
• Eagledale South of Eagle Harbor on old farmland, where Japanese American families were sent from the Eagledale dock in March 1942.
• Creosote A former wood treating town at the south side of Eagle Harbor's mouth, now Pritchard Park and still under Superfund cleanup.
• Bill Point View covenants protect sightlines toward Seattle and Eagle Harbor, most houses date from the 1970s and 1980s, and it has the island's only neighborhood pool.
• Crystal Springs Homes along Crystal Springs Drive and its easement roads, some across the road from the water, which changes how frontage is counted.
• Point White Near the Point White Pier and Lynwood Center, on the South Island sewer system per the city.
• Stetson Ridge A larger subdivision in the Lynwood Center area, compared with nearby sales on similar half acre to acre lots.
• Emerald Heights Named by the city as one of the south island areas served by the Fort Ward sewer plant.
• Rockaway Beach Low bank waterfront on smaller lots along Rockaway Beach Road, served by its own city water system.
• Port Blakely East side, slightly south, where William Renton ran a sawmill from 1863 at what was once called the world's largest mill under one roof.
• Blakely Hill Above Port Blakely on acre plus lots, with many houses built in the early 2000s.
• South Beach Low and mid bank waterfront facing south and west, next to Fort Ward.
• Restoration Point The island's southern tip, where George Vancouver anchored nearby in 1792.