1951 Map of Copalis Beach
USGS Topo · Published 1951About this map
Quillayute Indian Reservation, Hoh Indian Reservation, and the Quinault Indian Reservation define the coastal landscape of this Olympic Peninsula survey. The territory is dominated by the dense drainage networks of the Soleduck River, Hoh River, and Queets River, which flow from the interior Olympic National Park toward the Pacific Ocean. Early 1950s infrastructure is visible along Route 101, connecting timber-influenced settlements like Forks, Moclips, and Aloha. Along the rugged coastline, maritime safety is marked by the James Island Lighthouse and North Head Lighthouse. From the southern entrance at the Columbia River and Fort Canby Military Reservation up to the remote beaches of La Push, the map documents a region where tribal lands and federal forests meet the sea.
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