2020 Map of Camden

About this map

The Little Spokane River carves a path through the southern reaches of Pend Oreille County, defining the drainage patterns and historical settlement sites near the Spokane County line. This area is characterized by a series of glacial lakes and dramatic topography, including Mt Pisgah and Lone Mtn. Small communities like Camden, Scotia, and Grahams are situated along the valley floor, linked by the winding Scotia Rd. The Frideger Road Bridge stands as a notable river crossing in the Scotia Canyon area, while the northern edge of the map is dominated by the waters of Diamond Lake. To the southeast, a cluster of smaller water bodies including Isabelle Lake, Decie Lake, and Lynda Lake are found within the higher elevations. The landscape is heavily influenced by the Scotia Valley terrain, where rural roads like W Telephone Rd and Co Hwy 1575 navigate the gaps between ridges.