2014 Map of Cumberland

About this map

Cumberland and the surrounding coal-mining country of King County are defined by the deep incisions of the Green River and the high points of the Cascade foothills. The topography here is punctuated by prominent elevations such as Sugarloaf Mtn and Enumclaw Mtn, while the river winds through the Green River Gorge, crossed by the Green River Gorge Bridge. Long-established settlements and former mining camps like Black Diamond, Franklin, Ravensdale, and Selleck follow the natural corridors of the landscape. Local history is anchored by the Ravensdale Cem and the extensive Cedar River Watershed to the north. A network of small lakes, including Retreat Lake, Lake Number Twelve, and Deep Lake, characterizes the glaciated terrain between the small communities of Bayne, Naco, and Kanaskat Junction.