1969 Map of Bauerman Ridge

About this map

Bauerman Ridge and the high elevations of the Pasayten Wilderness dominate this late 1960s survey along the international border between Washington and British Columbia. The landscape is defined by its drainage systems, where the Chewack River flows south, fed by high-altitude tributaries like Tungsten Creek, Fire Creek, and Cinch Creek. Human presence is largely marked by a network of seasonal infrastructure and navigation points within the Okanogan National Forest, including Vic Meadow, Dome Camp, and a Corral near the river.