1967 Map of Hopkins Ridge

About this map

Hopkins Ridge and Starvout Ridge dominate this portion of the Blue Mountains, where the deep drainage of the Tucannon River cuts through the northern reaches of the Umatilla National Forest. The landscape is defined by its steep elevation changes and a network of named canyons and gulches, including School Canyon and Waterman Gulch. Small high-elevation lakes like Spring Lake, Blue Lake, and Rainbow Lake are concentrated near a Fish Hatchery along the river, indicating the area's role in local conservation and recreation during the mid-20th century.