2011 Map of Dole

About this map

The settlement of Dole serves as the focal point for this 2011 survey of Clark County, situated in a landscape defined by the winding course of the East Fork Lewis River and its numerous tributaries. The area is characterized by steep timberlands and significant peaks such as Jack Mountain and Spotted Deer Mountain, which loom over the river valleys. Water management and recreation are central to the region, evidenced by the Yacolt Reservoir and its associated Yacolt Reservoir Dam in the northwest. Local geography is further marked by several outdoor recreation sites, including Tarbell Campground and Cold Creek Campground. The drainage pattern is intricate, with Rock Creek, Coyote Creek, and Big Creek carving through the terrain. This map captures the intersection of forestry access roads, like NE Sunset Falls Rd, and the natural landmarks that draw visitors to this corner of the Pacific Northwest, such as Horseshoe Falls.