2013 Map of Elkhorn Creek

About this map

The Grays Harbor Co and Pacific Co boundary line bisects this region of southwestern Washington, dominated by a dense network of coastal river drainages. The North River flows through the northern reaches, joined by tributaries such as Salmon Cr and Tuttle Cr, while the central terrain is marked by the prominence of Scar Hill. The landscape is defined by its industrial and rural access routes, including Sprucedale Rd and Anderson Rd, which snake through the timber-rich hillsides. To the south, the namesake Elkhorn Cr and its W Fork Elkhorn Cr converge, feeding into a watershed that includes Smith Cr. This 2013 survey illustrates the modern configuration of forest service and county roads, such as A Line Rd and E Line Rd, which support the region's long-standing connection to the logging and maritime economies of the Pacific Northwest.