Baker Brown Cabin stands as a solitary named human structure in this high-altitude landscape of northern Washington, where the Ashnola River flows northward toward the Canadian border. The drainage network is complex, fed by numerous creeks including Timber Wolf Creek, Spanish Creek, and Raven Creek. High points like Bald Mountain, Van Peak, and Freds Mountain define the topography, while mountain passes such as Ashnola Pass and Larch Pass indicate the natural travel corridors through this high country.
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1955 · Concrete
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1958 · Concrete
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1962 · Concrete
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1969 · Mt. Barney
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1969 · Lost Peak
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1969 · Remmel Mtn.
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1969 · Ashnola Mtn
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1969 · Billy Goat Mtn
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1969 · Ashnola Pass
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2002 · Billy Goat Mountain
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