1994 Map of East of Raymond

About this map

Fall River and its complex network of tributaries define the wooded Pacific County landscape captured in this 1994 revision. The topography is dominated by deep drainage basins and prominent ridges, where waterways like Ward Creek and Fairchild Creek carve through the terrain. A notable human imprint on this landscape is The Railroad Grade, which snakes through the southern sections of the map, likely a remnant of the region's historical timber or transit operations. Several scattered Borrow Pit locations are noted throughout the hills, indicating localized extraction activities. The dense concentration of named creeks, including Wilson Creek and Mill Creek, highlights the importance of water management and natural boundaries within these forest lands, where township lines like T 14 N and T 13 N intersect.