2013 Map of Hagerty Butte

About this map

Hagerty Butte and a series of prominent volcanic peaks define the high-elevation landscape along the border of Yakima and Klickitat counties. This 2013 topographic study reveals a terrain shaped by drainage networks including Twentyfive Mile Cr and Summit Creek, which carve through the ridges. The land management here is evident in the dense network of Bureau of Indian Affairs roads, such as BIA 248 Rd and BIA 159 Rd, reflecting the map's location within the Yakama Indian Reservation. Isolated seasonal outposts like Featherbed Camp and Yeackel Camp are positioned near local water sources like Graham Spring, serving as small points of human activity in an otherwise remote expanse of timber and meadowland. The presence of specialized routes like the Sheep Creek Cutoff suggests a history of livestock movement between the high buttes and sheltered basins like Cedar Valley.