1946 Map of Anatone
USGS Topo · Published 1946About this map
Anatone serves as the central hub of this Asotin County landscape, situated on a high plateau just north of the Washington-Oregon border. The 1940s economy of the region is etched into the terrain through a network of remote ranching outposts like Ausman Ranch and the presence of high-altitude infrastructure such as the Big Butte Lookout within the Umatilla Nat Forest. The southern portion of the map is dominated by the deep canyon of the Grande Ronde River, where it meets the winding Joseph Creek. This rugged transition from forested peaks to river basin is further defined by geologic features like Hells Finger and Puffer Butte, the latter located within the grounds of Fields Spring State Park. Traceable routes lead through several named gulches and past historical sites like Lake Sch, documenting the isolated settlement patterns of the Blue Mountains foothills during this era.
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