1989 Map of Crawfish Lake

About this map

Colville Indian Reservation land and the Okanogan National Forest meet in this 1980s topographic study, showing a landscape defined by its water sources and resource extraction. The area around Crawfish Lake is punctuated by unique geological landmarks like Balanced Rock Spring and significant mountain meadows including Barnell Meadow and Lost Creek Meadow. Evidence of mining activity is concentrated in the central-east portion of the sheet, where explorers can find a Mine Shaft, several Prospects, and the Graphite Tunnel Spring. The drainage network is clearly mapped, showing how Lost Creek, Swimptkin Creek, and Clark Creek flow through these high-elevation forest and reservation lands.