1986 Map of Boistfort Peak

About this map

Boistfort Peak serves as the prominent high point in this 1980s landscape, marking the convergence of Lewis, Wahkiakum, and Cowlitz counties. The area is defined by a dense network of watercourses, with the South Fork Chehalis River and the East Fork Elochoman River draining the higher elevations. Multiple peaks and ridges, such as Ferrier Peak, Sure Shot Mtn, and Clinton Knob, dominate the terrain, illustrating the complex topography of this timber-rich region. Evidence of industrial activity is scattered across the slopes, including several noted Quarry sites and a Borrow Pit near Round Knob. The drainage patterns of Stillman Creek and its various tributaries like West Fork Stillman Creek reveal the natural corridors used for navigation and transport throughout the deep valleys of the coastal range during this era.