2011 Map of Blaney Creek

About this map

The Grays River and its complex network of tributaries dominate this Pacific County landscape, reflecting the heavy-timber and watershed geography of the region. This 2011 map reveals a terrain heavily shaped by forestry and conservation, notably marked by the Grays River Salmon Pond and the Blaney Lookout perched near the headwaters of Blaney Creek. The drainage patterns are intricate, with the East Fork Grays River and South Fork Grays River converging among a dense web of unnamed forestry roads, such as 7000 Rd and 7200 Rd. To the north, the elevation rises toward Long Ridge, where the waters divide between the Grays system and the Willapa River basin via Crim Creek and Falls Creek. This map is an essential reference for understanding the modern hydraulic and industrial footprint in this specific corner of the Pacific Northwest.