1983 Map of Bulldog Mtn

About this map

Colville National Forest dominates this northern Washington landscape, showing a complex network of high ridges and drainage basins in Ferry County. The topography is defined by significant elevations such as Bulldog Mtn and Dry Mountain, with the terrain falling away into deep valleys carved by Bear Creek, Hunter Creek, and Boulder Creek. This 1983 provisional edition provides a detailed look at the land use within the national forest, where 4WD tracks represent the primary method of human ingress through the timbered slopes. Notable landmarks like Taylor Ridge and North Boulder Ridge separate distinct hydrological zones, including the waters of Echo Creek and Laddie Creek. The presence of several labeled Borrow Pits suggests localized road maintenance or industrial activity within the forest boundaries during the early 1980s.