2017 Map of Elk

About this map

The Little Spokane River winds through this 2017 study of the northeastern corner of Spokane County, centered on the community of Elk. The landscape is defined by the transition from the valley floors, where Eloika Lake and Pocahontas Bay sit, to the rising timbered ridges of Bare Mtn and Rogers Pass. A distinct rural network of family-named roads like Jermain Rd and Taylor Rd connects residential pockets such as Shadow Valley and Camp Joubert with the Elk Heights Airport. The map also captures the political boundary where the county line separates Spokane from Pend Oreille to the north. This modern survey provides a clear view of the water system, including Otter Cr and Reflection Lake, alongside the established township and range grids that continue to organize this part of Washington.