2011 Map of Logy Creek Falls

About this map

Logy Creek Falls marks a significant elevation change in the southeastern portion of this landscape, where the waters of Logy Creek drop through the terrain. This 2011 survey of Yakima County captures a remote drainage network defined by an intricate series of seasonal and perennial streams, including Lousy Creek, Fortyday Creek, and Knockout Creek, all flowing generally eastward. The presence of Tannawasha Pasture and Bergie Springs suggests a landscape utilized for seasonal grazing, supported by water sources in an otherwise arid environment. Bureau of Indian Affairs routes like BIA 212 Rd and BIA 180 Rd provide the primary access through the region, skirting the edges of Black Canyon and crossing Yatama Creek near the southern boundary. The map illustrates a high-desert watershed where naming conventions like Dry Creek and Spring Creek reflect the vital importance of water to local navigation and land use.