2020 Map of Colville

About this map

Colville sits at the heart of this Washington survey, serving as the primary hub within the broad Colville Valley. The map documents a town structured by a dense grid of streets such as E Astor Ave and E Birch Ave, positioned where the Colville River meets several mountain drainages. Just to the northeast, the site of Pinkney City and Garrison Flat point to the area's early settlement history. The landscape is defined by the sharp transition from the valley floor to the prominent heights of Colville Mtn, Eagle Peak, and the western edge of the Huckleberry Range. Local infrastructure and community markers are well-represented, from the Colville Municipal Airport on the eastern outskirts to a cluster of historic grounds including Evergreen Cem, Highland Cem, and Calvary Cem. Rural routes like Old Abandoned Hwy and Webley Mill Rd thread through the foothills, connecting the valley to the higher elevations of Rattlesnake Mtn and Paradis Peak.