1988 Map of Bodie

About this map

Bodie and Old Toroda sit within the high-elevation terrain of the Okanogan National Forest, reflecting the isolated mining and ranching history of northern Washington. The landscape is defined by massive peaks such as Toroda Mountain, Irene Mountain, and Cumberland Mountain, with a network of drainages including Toroda Creek and Beaver Creek carving through the granite. Local industry is evidenced by a Mine Prospect near Bodie and several other prospects scattered along Meadow Creek, indicating the region's mineral interests late in the twentieth century. Recreation is centered in the northwest corner, where Beth Lake and Beaver Lake provide campgrounds and a Boat Ramp. The map captures a moment of quiet persistence in the Okanogan Highlands, where established forest boundaries meet historic settlement sites and active resource extraction.