1992 Map of Bulldog Mtn

About this map

Colville National Forest dominates this landscape in northern Ferry County, defined by the steep elevation gains between the drainage basins of Boulder Creek and its many tributaries. The area is marked by prominent high points including Bulldog Mtn, Dry Mountain, and Hunter Mountain, which are separated by significant relief and timbered slopes. The drainage patterns are intricate, with North Fork Boulder Creek and South Fork Boulder Creek carving deep valleys through the terrain. Evidence of localized industry is sparse but present, noted by a Borrow Pit and several bench marks such as BM 51lm 3864 and BM 49lm 2977 that document the early surveying efforts across North Boulder Ridge and Taylor Ridge. Numerous named water sources like Tamarack Spring and Laddie Creek suggest a landscape where water management was vital for the forest's utility and maintenance during the late twentieth century.