2020 Map of Cedarville

About this map

Cedarville and the winding Chehalis River anchor the northeastern corner of this Pacific Northwest landscape. The terrain is defined by a dense network of timbered ridges and creek valleys, where drainages like Garrard Cr and its S Fork Garrard Cr carve deep into the topography. While much of the land remains a patchwork of forested sections, human activity is concentrated along the river valley and more accessible lowland corridors. The presence of the Kimbrel Farm Airport indicates the role of private aviation in managing these more isolated tracts. A complex web of logging and access roads, including Garrard Creek Rd and Brooklyn Rd, provides a clear view of how the region is traversed between Grays Harbor and Lewis counties. Significant water features such as Williams Cr and Independence Cr illustrate the watershed's drainage pattern toward the primary river artery.