2011 Map of Hagerty Butte

About this map

Hagerty Butte and Sheep Butte rise above a landscape defined by an intricate network of waterways and Bureau of Indian Affairs access roads in this 2011 survey of Yakima County. The terrain is deeply carved by drainage systems including Twentyfive Mile Creek, Summit Creek, and Blue Creek, which flow through the high country. Human presence is marked by established outposts such as Featherbed Camp, Yeackel Camp, and Garner Camp, likely serving as seasonal or operational hubs within the Yakima Indian Reservation. These camps, connected by routes like Summit Creek Rd and Kaiser Butte Rd, reflect the managed use of the land for forestry or grazing. The map also traces the path of White Fir Creek along the eastern margin, highlighting the topographical prominence of landmarks like Potato Butte and Kaiser Butte in the southern reaches of the quadrangle.