1967 Map of Aladdin Mtn

About this map

Aladdin Mountain and the high ridges of the Selkirk range define this section of the Colville National Forest region during the late 1960s. The landscape is marked by a history of resource extraction, evidenced by several mountain-side operations including the Lasota Mine, the Rocky Creek Mine, and the Middleport Mine. These sites are linked by a network of logging roads and trails that traverse the divide between Stevens and Pend Oreille counties. Along the eastern drainage, a chain of high-altitude waters including Lake Thomas, Heritage Lake, and Lake Leo feed into the Little Pend Oreille River. The presence of the Princess Pine Camp near the southern lakes suggests the area's dual role as a site for both industrial labor and mountain recreation during this era.