2020 Map of Ashnola Pass OE N

About this map

The international border of Canada defines the southern edge of this map, meeting the northern reaches of the Mount Baker National Forest. This remote stretch of the Pacific Northwest is characterized by a dense network of high-elevation drainage systems. The landscape is dominated by complex hydrography, where numerous unnamed streams and tributaries flow south toward the border, reflecting the natural terrain of the North Cascades region. As a 2020 edition, this survey documents the wilderness area as it existed in the early 21st century, showing a complete absence of developed roads, settlements, or named infrastructure, emphasizing the protected and primitive character of the national forest land along the boundary.