2001 Map of Barker Mountain

About this map

Barker Mountain dominates this portion of the Okanogan National Forest in northern Washington, where the high terrain gives way to the open Antoine Valley. The map documents a rugged landscape defined by its water sources, from the flow of Antoine Creek and Siwash Creek to isolated landmarks like Razor Lake and Fancher Spring. A significant cultural marker is the Anglin (Site), located in the southern section along Bonaparte Creek. This former settlement is accompanied by a nearby Cem, indicating the historical footprint of early residents in the valley. The presence of the Ninth Standard Parallel North and several marked wells, such as Wells and Well near the valley floor, suggests a history of livestock management and surveying in this high-country environment at the beginning of the twenty-first century.