2017 Map of Azurite Peak

About this map

Chancellor sits along Mill Creek near the headwaters of the Methow River, marking a point of human activity in the high country where Whatcom and Skagit counties meet. This area, largely defined by the Mount Baker National Forest and Okanogan National Forest, shows a complex network of high-altitude passes and drainage systems. Steep transitions from McKay Ridge and Jackita Ridge funnel into deep features like Rowley Chasm, while the crossing at Cady Pass and Azurite Pass provide narrow corridors through the peaks. The presence of Natl Forest Develop Road 374 Rd represents the primary modern access into this drainage-heavy landscape, which includes Boulder Creek, East Creek, and the glacial waters of Granite Cr. The terrain is punctuated by prominent summits including Azurite Peak and Mt Ballard.