2011 Map of Boundary

About this map

The Columbia River flows through this northern Washington landscape, feeding into the expansive waters of Franklin D Roosevelt Lake. The terrain is defined by significant elevations such as Simons Mountain and Grass Mountain, while agricultural and industrial footprints appear in the form of the Lind Ranch and Melrose Mine. Evidence of early settlement and recreation is found at the Lutjen Cabin and Holiday Camp, suggesting a history of seasonal residence and resource extraction. Transport through the area relies on a network of local roads including Boundary Hwy and Aladdin Rd, which navigate between prominent geographical features like Steamboat Rock and the narrow passage of Black Canyon. This survey documents the intersection of water management at Ruby Dam with the natural drainage of numerous creeks such as Deep Creek and O'Hare Creek.