1989 Map of Lake Wenatchee

About this map

Lake Wenatchee serves as the focal point for this late twentieth-century landscape, where the White River and Little Wenatchee River converge into its western reaches. The area is defined by the high ridges of the Wenatchee National Forest, including the prominent Dirtyface Mountain and Nason Ridge. Human activity is concentrated along the southern corridor where the Burlington Northern railroad and a major transmission line follow Nason Creek past the settlement of Merritt.