1986 Map of Cedarville

About this map

The Chehalis River defines the northeastern boundary of this landscape, where the settlement of Cedarville sits at the junction of several drainages including Rock Creek and Davis Creek. The map documents a working terrain where industry and infrastructure meet the edge of the Capitol State Forest. Evidence of local enterprise is visible through the numerous Borrow Pits and a designated Landing Strip situated along Garrard Creek. To the south, the community of Independence is tucked near the South Fork Garrard Creek. The presence of an Old Road Grade and several family-named water features like Kellogg Creek and Bloomquist Creek provides a clear view of the area's topographic development and land-use patterns in the mid-1980s.