1988 Map of Aeneas

About this map

The West Fork Sanpoil River carves through this high-country landscape in the late 1980s, anchoring a network of remote ranching operations and mountain drainages. The small settlement of Aeneas sits near the river's path, while family-named holdings such as the Tratnick Ranch and C M Pardey Ranch are situated along the valleys of Ogle Creek and the Sanpoil fork. This quadrangle captures the land management patterns of the Okanogan National Forest, where topography is defined by prominent peaks like Coco Mountain and Cornell Butte. Resource extraction and land use are visible through markers for a Prospect and a Gravel Pit, while the presence of Gooseberry Meadow and numerous isolated springs, such as Russell Spring, indicates the scattered water sources critical for life in this part of Washington. The terrain is further dissected by several notable watercourses, including Lost Creek, Squaw Creek, and Deep Creek.