2011 Map of Frosty Meadow

About this map

Frosty Meadow anchors this high-elevation landscape in the Colville Indian Reservation, where a complex network of Bureau of Indian Affairs routes and county highways facilitates access through the drainage basins of north-central Washington. The terrain is defined by a dense web of watercourses, including Bridge Creek and Ninemile Creek, which flow through the forested uplands. The distribution of BIA roads, such as BIA 1125 Rd and BIA 1128 Rd, alongside County Hwy 2, illustrates the modern infrastructure used for resource management and access in this part of Ferry County. Smaller tributaries like Jones Creek and Pollock Creek carve through the geography, while names like Klondyke Creek and Fou Creek hint at the historical prospecting and settlement patterns that shaped the region's development before it was primarily managed as tribal and public land.