2011 Map of Aladdin

About this map

Aladdin serves as the central focal point of this Stevens County survey, situated along the primary corridor of Aladdin Rd. The landscape is defined by its significant mining history, evidenced by the presence of the Morning Mine, Burrus Mine, and Aladdin Mine clustered in the northeastern quadrant. These sites reflect the extraction-based economy that helped shape the settlement patterns of this corner of Washington. The terrain is marked by prominent ridges and peaks including Ensler Ridge, Blacktail Butte, and Rabbit Mountain, which direct the flow of numerous waterways like South Fork Deep Creek and North Fork Mill Creek. In the southern reaches, Bestrom Meadows and Bon Ayre Valley suggest more open, low-lying ground suitable for grazing or small-scale agriculture. Private landmarks like Polley Cabin and family-named roads such as Bestrom Rd provide valuable clues for genealogists tracing local land use and residency during the early 21st century.