1968 Map of Baldy Mountain

About this map

Ardenvoir serves as the primary human foothold along the Entiat River in this high-elevation mountain survey. Positioned near the southwestern corner, the settlement and its neighboring locations at Mile 13 and Mile 12 represent the sparse development in a landscape dominated by the Chelan Mountains and the Wenatchee National Forest. The map reveals a complex network of springs, such as Medsker Spring and the Murdock Spring series, which provided essential water sources for forest management and local activity. Much of the eastern portion is dedicated to the Entiat State Wildlife Area, while various named canyons like Harris Canyon and Bisping Canyon cut through the steep topography. A lone Mine near the northern boundary and the presence of the Johnson Cr Rd indicate early industrial and access efforts within the rugged terrain of McKenzie Ridge.