2011 Map of Bridgeport

About this map

The Columbia River dominates the geography of this quadrangle as it flows south toward the modern town of Bridgeport, while the Okanogan River joins it from the north. This area preserves layers of Pacific Northwest history, from the site of Fort Okanogan and the nearby Indian Cemetery to the older riverside settlement of Old Port Columbia. The landscape is defined by its bars and points, including Buenna Bar, Cassimer Bar, and Rattlesnake Point, which speak to the river's influence on local navigation and land use. Inland, the plateau character is visible at Snider Flat and under the shadow of Timber Peak. Modern infrastructure, such as Anderson Field and the Bridgeport Bridge, appears alongside community landmarks like the Bridgeport Grange, showing the evolution of this agricultural and transit hub just east of the Okanogan River confluence.