1992 Map of Bangs Mountain

About this map

Franklin D Roosevelt Lake Recreation Area dominates the eastern edge of this landscape, marking the impounded waters of the Columbia River as it forms the boundary between Ferry and Stevens Counties. The rugged interior is largely defined by the Colville National Forest, featuring the prominent heights of Bangs Mountain and the steep terrain of Donaldson Draw. Toward the north, the Sherman Creek Wildlife Recreation Area covers a large territory, with Sherman Creek winding through the valley toward Sherman Creek Point. Local infrastructure is represented by the historically evocative Flume Road, while smaller water features like Mud Lake, Lake Ellen, and several springs including Bens Spring dot the higher elevations. A lone Cem (cemetery) located near the center of the sheet provides a rare point of interest for genealogists tracing early settlement in this timbered region.