2014 Map of Entiat

About this map

Lake Entiat and the Columbia River dominate this Central Washington landscape, marking the boundary between Chelan and Douglas counties. The settlement of Entiat is situated along the western bank, where the Entiat River flows into the reservoir. This area demonstrates a complex irrigation and water management system, evidenced by the Entiat Ditch winding through Entiat Valley. To the west, the steep terrain of the Wenatchee National Forest rises sharply, featuring distinctive landmarks like Ribbon Cliff and Earthquake Point. Conversely, the eastern side of the river transitions into the Waterville Plateau, characterized by deep cuts such as Browns Canyon and Pine Canyon. Local heritage is anchored by sites like the Brays Landing Cem and Orondo Community Cem, which serve as touchpoints for families tied to the river's historic transport and orchard economy.