Apparently there is a totem pole somewhere in the Shorewood Community.

Reference: https://mymercerisland.com/guide-to-outdoor-art-on-mercer-island/

Needs survey.

In 2019 the City of Nooksack annexed 105 acres including Nooksack Elementary and Nooksack Cemetery. I haven't (yet) found documentation of the exact new boundaries, but there is some info in these articles: https://www.lyndentribune.com/news/city-of-nooksack-acres-larger/article_ca02dc00-ea26-11e9-b1d2-d3bd1f2fadd4.html and https://www.lyndentribune.com/community/nooksack-oks-breckenridge-annexation/article_8083c408-9216-11e9-bf58-7f82e96f630a.html

There are stairs somewhere along this path, but there's also a runnel, making them suitable for bicycle travel. Needs survey to position the stairs correctly.

Is this a totem pole? Needs survey.

artwork_type=totem_pole

Some newly-carved artwork=totem_pole at the Tappan Lakeside Resort in this location? It's likely non-native, but can't be sure.

https://www.facebook.com/tappanlakesideresort/posts/happy-fri-yay-it-has-been-an-exciting-morning-here-at-the-resort-we-are-thrilled/1087424720487472/

These buildings have been demolished to build a new tribal health center. The roads have been repositioned too. Maybe add these roads and buildings to OpenHistoricalMap before deleting?

According to WSDOT Ferries social media, two Coast Salish welcome figures were recently installed in the ferry terminal. These could be tagged with tourism=artwork and artwork_type=totem_pole if someone can survey the building to find them.

This artwork "Dancer's Series: Steps" seems to have multiple locations all along Broadway. Needs a survey and probably needs to be split up into multiple features.

This totem pole node is actually three separate poles

There should be a totem pole around here in front of the Coast Guard station