1984 Map of Hatchet Mtn

About this map

The North Fork Toutle River and Green River dominate the southern landscape of this 1984 survey, marking the rugged boundary between Lewis and Cowlitz counties. This provisional edition documents a transitional period for the Pacific Northwest timberlands, showing a dense network of logging infrastructure including Howard Road, Camp Road, and the Long Bell Road. Small clearings and landings like 19 Mile Camp and Maple Flat are scattered among the ridges of Hatchet Mtn and Crazy Man Mtn. To the north, the terrain slopes toward Mayfield Lake, where the Winston Creek Campground and the small settlement of Winston provide a focal point for local activity. Numerous quarries and borrow pits throughout the quadrangle suggest the active maintenance and expansion of the mountain road system during this era.