1989 Map of Brewster

About this map

Brewster occupies a strategic position at the confluence of the river systems in northern Washington, serving as a focal point for the region's agricultural and transit infrastructure. The landscape is defined by the expanse of Lake Pateros, which separates Okanogan and Douglas counties. To the north, Brewster Flat and the residential area of Harmony Heights suggest the plateau-based development typical of the Columbia Basin. The map details the technical infrastructure supporting the town, including multiple Pumping Stations and a Radio Facility, alongside conservation lands like the Indian Dan State Wildlife Recreation Area. Rugged relief is evident in the elevation at Dyer Hill and Tenas Mtn, while deep incisions such as Indian Dan Canyon and Central Ferry Canyon reveal the complex drainage patterns feeding into the main river channel.