2011 Map of Karamin

About this map

Karamin serves as a small focal point in this high-elevation landscape of Ferry County, where water resources and rugged terrain dictate the local geography. The area is characterized by a network of drainage systems, including Emanuel Creek, Bacon Creek, and Empire Creek, which feed into several scattered mountain lakes. The northern reach of Curlew Lake is a primary feature, governed by the Curlew Lake Dam and the flow of Curlew Creek. Notable peaks such as Granite Mountain, Mount Elizabeth, and Franson Peak rise above the valleys, while localized features like Louis Spring and Lundimo Meadows provide specific points of reference for those familiar with the high-country terrain. This 2011 survey documents a relatively modern road network, including Co HWY 510 and several Forest Service roads like Henry Creek RD, reflecting the ongoing utility of these mountain passes for timber and recreation.