1981 Map of Conconully East

About this map

Conconully serves as the focal point for this mountain landscape, positioned between the waters of Conconully Lake and the Conconully Reservoir. The town's historical roots are visible in local landmarks like the Conconully Cem and the Ruby Cem to the south, while the Peacock Mine on the slopes of Happy Hill points to the area's extraction history. Much of the surrounding terrain is defined by conservation and resource management, spanning the Okanogan National Forest and the Sinlahekin State Wildlife Recreation Area. High peaks such as Funk Mountain and Dunn Mountain frame the valley, which is drained by Salmon Creek and Sinlahekin Creek. Public recreation is centered around Conconully State Park, providing access to the reservoirs and numerous alpine ponds including Fish Lake and Sugarloaf Lake.