1986 Map of Dole

About this map

The East Fork Lewis River carves through this corner of Clark County, creating a central waterway marked by Horseshoe Falls. This mid-1980s landscape is defined by its recreation and conservation areas, notably Wormald State Park and the expansive Gifford Pinchot Nat For. The small settlement of Dole is situated near the southern center of the map, surrounded by a complex network of creeks including Rock Creek and Cedar Creek. To the north, the Yacolt Reservoir serves as a prominent landmark. The terrain is characterized by named heights such as Spotted Deer Mtn, Jack Mountain, and Squaw Butte. This provisional survey reflects a period when many timber-management areas were evolving into the campsites seen today, like Tarbell Campground and Sunset Campground, while active land use is indicated by various Borrow Pits and a Quarry scattered across the drainage basins.