1990 Map of Indian Pass

About this map

The Bogachiel River corridor defines this remote stretch of Clallam County at the boundary of Olympic National Park and Olympic National Forest. The landscape is dominated by steep terrain including Rugged Ridge, where numerous seasonal and year-round streams such as Fahnestock Creek and Kloshe Boulevard Creek feed into the larger river systems. Historically significant as a point of transit through the high country, Indian Pass sits near the geographic center of the sheet, while the Bogachiel Ranger Station serves as the primary outpost for monitoring this wilderness. The map reveals the intricate drainage patterns of the South Fork Calawah River and Sitkum River, alongside a single industrial footprint at the Borrow Pit, illustrating the minimal human development in this protected Pacific Northwest environment during the late twentieth century.