2014 Map of Bridgeport

About this map

Brewster and Bridgeport anchor this river-driven landscape where the Okanogan River meets the Columbia River at the boundary of Okanogan and Douglas counties. The map documents a region deeply shaped by its waterways and agricultural flats, notably Brewster Flat and the fertile Bridgeport Bar. Historic landmarks like Fort Okanogan and the Fort Okanogan Overlook point to the area's significance as a colonial-era trading post and transit hub long before modern infrastructure followed. The terrain rises sharply away from the riverbanks towards prominent heights like Rocky Butte and Castle Rock. Significant local infrastructure is present, including Anderson Field Airport and the Bridgeport Bridge, which connects the southern residential streets of Bridgeport to the larger valley. The map also highlights recreational and community spaces such as Bridgeport State Park and the Bridgeport Grange, illustrating the balance of industry and public land in north-central Washington.