2017 Map of Kloochman Rock

About this map

Kloochman Rock stands as a prominent landmark within this 2017 survey of the Olympic Peninsula, marking a point where the terrain drops toward the river valleys. The landscape is defined by the protected borders of Olympic National Park and Olympic National Forest, showcasing a complex network of drainage systems. Major waterways including the Queets River, Clearwater River, and Solleks River carve through the high elevations of the Olympic Mountains, illustrating the hydrological importance of this region. In the southeastern corner, Lake Dilly provides a distinct focal point amidst the various creek systems like Tshletshy Cr and Stequaleho Cr. This map documents the precise surveying of public land boundaries and sections in a largely unpopulated, mountainous wilderness managed for conservation and forest resources.