1970 Map of Jennies Butte

About this map

Goat Rocks Wilderness and the Yakima Indian Reservation meet at a complex boundary of high-country meadows and drainage divides in this late twentieth-century topographic study. The landscape is defined by the headwaters of the Tieton River and the Klickitat River, where the Campbell Line (1906-07) marks a significant historical surveying boundary across the Tenday Divide. Near the center of the sheet, Jennies Butte rises above the Jennies Butte Road, featuring a Lookout Tower that reflects the era's fire management infrastructure within the Gifford Pinchot National Forest. Geologically and hydrologically diverse, the area includes features like Soda Spring, Cedar Swamp, and the expansive Conrad Meadows. These landmarks illustrate the remote character of the Cascades before further modern development, preserved through wilderness and reservation designations.