2011 Map of Coxit Mountain

About this map

Salmon Meadows and its surrounding high-country terrain define this 2011 topographic record of Okanogan County. The map captures a landscape shaped by narrow drainages and significant peaks, where recreational and forest management sites like the Salmon Meadows Campground and the remote Woodpile Cabin serve as primary landmarks. The intricate network of waterways, including Sinlahekin Creek and the North Fork Salmon Creek, illustrates the complex hydrology of the eastern Cascades. High-elevation points such as Coxit Mountain, Cougar Mountain, and Middle Mountain are separated by geographic features like Angel Pass, which provides a natural transition between the Coxit Creek and Mutton Creek basins. This era's survey highlights the US Forest Service road network that provides access to the ridgelines of Deer Ridge and Woodpile Ridge.