2011 Map of Long Island

About this map

Long Island dominates this coastal landscape within Willapa Bay, surrounded by a complex network of tidal sloughs and points. The geography is defined by the meeting of freshwater and saltwater, where the Naselle River, Middle Nemah River, and South Nemah River drain into the bay. Named ranches, including Lagergren Ranch, Mill Ranch, and Reef Ranch, suggest a history of coastal land use near the small settlement of Middle Nemah. The presence of the Templin Quarry near O'Meara Point and the Refuge Display Pool Dam reflects specialized human activity within this protected environment. Navigation and access are represented by numerous labeled points and points of entry, such as Chetlo Harbor and Diamond Point, while the terrain on the island itself includes the distinctly named Smoky Hollow.