1967 Map of Godman Spring

About this map

Godman Guard Sta stands at a high-elevation junction in the Blue Mountains, serving as a hub for the network of fire lookouts and forest management within the Umatilla National Forest. This mapping effort from the mid-1960s, with later updates, details a landscape defined by critical water sources and rugged ridgelines. Named springs like Stayawhile Spring and Manilla Spring dot the terrain, which transitions from the high peaks of Chase Mountain down into the drainage of the North Fork Touchet River. Historical livestock management is evident in the presence of the Touchet Corral and Burnt Flat Corral. The map also captures the Wenha-Tucannon Wilderness Boundary and high-altitude encampments such as Lady Camp, providing a detailed look at the infrastructure of the backcountry during this era of forest administration.