
Enumclaw and Buckley anchor this modern survey, where the valley floor meets the rising timbered slopes of the Cascade foothills. The urban grid of Enumclaw contrasts with the surrounding rural landscape, marked by small settlements like Veazie, Krain, and Birch. The White River carves a deep path along the southern boundary, separating King and Pierce counties, while the massive topographic bulk of Mud Mtn and the sharp rise of Pinnacle Peak dominate the southern half of the sheet. Industrial and aviation history is represented by the Upper Mill and Bergseth Field, alongside a complex network of timber management roads like the Weyerhauser Mainline Rd. Numerous water bodies, including First Lake, Second Lake, and Third Lake, are scattered across the hills near Enumclaw Mtn, illustrating the intricate drainage system feeding into Newaukum Creek and Boise Creek.
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