1964 Map of Goddards Peak

About this map

Goddards Peak and the high ridges of the Colville National Forest dominate this mid-century survey of the Selkirk Mountains. The landscape is defined by its steep terrain and drainage systems, including the South Fork Chewelah Creek and the North Fork Calispell Creek. Evidence of early activity in the high country is marked by the Calispell Ruins and a Lookout Tower atop Chewelah Mtn. Numerous high-elevation openings like Healey Meadow, Dahlstrom Meadow, and Bisbee Meadow are named alongside family-associated landmarks such as Wilson Mtn and Johnson Mtn. Transportation through the forest relies on a network of unpaved routes, including the Flowery Trail Road, Upper Cottonwood Road, and various unnamed jeep trails that provide access to remote waters like Horseshoe Lake and Johnson Lake.