2011 Map of Fort Simcoe

About this map

Fort Simcoe State Park anchors this portion of the Yakama Indian Reservation, preserving the site of a mid-19th-century military outpost. The landscape is defined by the drainage systems of Toppenish Creek, Mill Creek, and Hunt Creek, which carve deep passages such as Coon Canyon and Willy Dick Canyon through the terrain. Evidence of water management and local resource use is visible at the White Swan Mill Ponds Dam in the northeast, while Mool Mool Spring provides a named water source near the historic fort grounds.