2020 Map of Coleman Hill

About this map

Rufus Woods Lake marks the northwestern edge of this high-plateau landscape where Okanogan Co and Douglas Co meet. The terrain is defined by a series of prominent elevations and seasonal drainages, most notably the namesake Coleman Hill and the distinctive Chalk Hills. This area in Central Washington is characterized by a network of rural roads such as Coleman Hill Rd NE and Pearl Hill Rd, which navigate the rises between Stormy Point and Mary Jane Hill. The drainage patterns of E Foster Cr and Middle Foster Cr provide a look at the natural watershed before the land descends toward Buckingham Flats. Scattered water sources like Ruben Blue Spring and small, high-altitude bodies such as Penny Lake and Henton Lake are critical landmarks in this arid environment, often associated with early grazing or settlement sites.