1992 Map of Cusick

About this map

The Pend Oreille River corridor dominates this northern Washington landscape, serving as the primary geographic anchor for the riverfront communities of Cusick and Usk. This 1990s-era documentation highlights the shared boundaries between the Kalispel Indian Reservation and the Kaniksu National Forest, illustrating a complex pattern of land management and cultural heritage. The western portion of the map is defined by the expansive wetlands of Calispell Lake and the meandering path of Calispell Creek, which flows through the Valley toward the river. Local civic life is represented by the County Fairground and Community Hall, while infrastructure such as the Gaging Station and Pumphouse indicates the ongoing management of the region's water resources. Recreational access is noted at the Batey Bould ORV Trailhead, reflecting the area's transition into a destination for forest-based activity.