1985 Map of Blackhorse Canyon

About this map

Huckleberry Mountain dominates the southeastern topography of this Stevens County survey, which documents a landscape defined by timber, mountain drainage, and early resource extraction. The complex water network includes the North Fork and South Fork Harvey Creek, which converge to form Harvey Creek as it flows westward through the high country. Human presence is marked primarily by rural infrastructure and land management, such as the Borrow Pit and several Ditch systems used to move water across the uneven terrain. Genealogists may find interest in the isolated Cem located in the southwestern corner, while family-named landmarks like Smith Meadows provide clues to early land use in these highlands during the 1970s and 1980s.