2014 Map of Curlew

About this map

Kettle River defines the central corridor of this northern Washington landscape, winding through a valley flanked by the steep slopes of the Colville National Forest. The settlement of Danville sits at the northern edge near the international border, while Curlew serves as the southern anchor. The transport network reflects the challenges of the terrain, with routes like Vulcan Mountain RD and Scott Mountain RD navigating the high ground around Drummer Mtn. Local infrastructure is concentrated along the riverbanks, where the Kettle River Bridge and Curlew Bridge provide essential crossings. Small tributaries such as Shasket Cr and Goosmus Creek feed into the main valley, marking the drainages that have shaped the region's rural development and land use patterns.