2011 Map of Disautel

About this map

Colville Indian Reservation land defines the landscape of this Washington quadrangle, where the settlement of Disautel sits at a crossroads near the headwaters of several drainages. The area is characterized by a complex network of Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) roads, such as BIA 1012 Rd and BIA 88 Rd, which provide access to the remote uplands and creek valleys. Water is a central feature of the terrain, with Omak Creek winding through the central portion of the map, fed by tributaries like Jim Creek and Trail Creek. To the southeast, Summit Lake provides a notable landmark amidst the high-elevation drainage patterns of Coyote Creek and Kartar Creek. The map documents a sparsely populated but vital section of Okanogan County, where the road system reflects the ongoing management and use of reservation lands for transportation and natural resources.