2011 Map of Duncan Ridge

About this map

Duncan Ridge and the surrounding high country of Okanogan County are defined by a network of drainage systems feeding into the Middle Fork Toats Coulee Creek. This 2011 survey documents a landscape focused on seasonal land use and forest management, highlighted by isolated structures like the Duncan James Cabin and the evocatively named Skull and Crossbones Cabin. The presence of the Cecil Creek Loading Corral and campgrounds such as Daisy Campground and North Fork Ninemile Campground suggests a dual reliance on livestock grazing and recreational access via the primitive Toats Coulee Rd. Terrain features like Skull and Crossbones Ridge, Tillman Mountain, and Finney Flat provide specific navigation points for land historians and surveyors tracking the historical footprints of forest cabins and backcountry infrastructure in this part of Washington.