1992 Map of Abercrombie Mtn

About this map

Colville National Forest dominates the high-altitude terrain along the international border in this early 1990s survey. The landscape is defined by the massive profiles of Abercrombie Mtn and Hooknose Mtn, separated by the distinct Hooknose Ridge. This area shows a legacy of resource extraction, with multiple mines indicated near Jubilee Creek in the north and the Gold Hill Mine near the southern boundary, complete with a Gravel Pit and Tailings piles. In the lower elevations, the north end of Sullivan Lake provides a significant water feature, while a complex drainage network including Flume Creek and Russian Creek carves through the timbered slopes. The map captures a moment when industrial activity like mining and logging infrastructure intersected with the wilder stretches of Russian Ridge and Beaver Mtn.