2011 Map of Central Peak

About this map

Central Peak stands as the primary landmark in this upland landscape of north-central Washington, where the drainage network of the Colville Indian Reservation is meticulously charted. The map traces the winding paths of North Nanamkin Creek and South Nanamkin Creek as they move through the topography, alongside other watercourses like Bear Creek and Owhi Creek. A complex system of Bureau of Indian Affairs routes, including BIA 108 Rd and BIA 1002 Rd, provides a detailed look at the land management and access patterns within this specific quadrangle. This 2011 survey serves as a precise record of the road network and hydrology of the Okanogan County backcountry, showing the intersection of Central Peak Rd with the remote mountain terrain.