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Sedro Woolley| City in northwestern Washington, on the Skagit River, 32 km/20 mi southeast of Bellingham; population (1990) 6,000. The commercial hub of an agricultural and lumbering region, the city is also an outfitting centre for tourists going to North Cascades National Park. |
| In 1898 Sedro (from the Spanish cedro, for its native cedar), then a supply centre for miners and loggers on the Skagit, merged with Woolley, a sawmill centre and railway junction. |
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