2014 Map of Bailey Creek

About this map

Aeneas Valley serves as the central hub of this northern Washington landscape, situated within the extensive reaches of the Okanogan National Forest. The geography is defined by a dense network of water features and high-altitude terrain, including the steep walls of Devils Canyon and the prominent peak of Bailey Mtn. The hydrology of the region is particularly complex, with the W Fork Sanpoil River carving through the center while various smaller drainages like Cape Labelle Cr and Sourdough Cr feed into alpine lakes such as Ell Lake and Lyman Lake. Small-scale aviation points like Hart Ranch Airport and Sourdough Airport indicate the specialized transport needs of this isolated forest terrain. Rural life is traced through a web of forest service roads and local lanes like Stonehaven Rd and Blue Meadow Rd, which connect remote springs and family-named landmarks across the townships.