1955 Map of Macafee Hill

About this map

Quinault River drainage systems define this mid-century landscape in Grays Harbor County, where the industrial footprint of timber harvesting is clearly visible. The presence of a Logging Railroad and a Logging RR branching through the lower elevations, alongside a State Log Scaling Station, highlights the region's mid-century reliance on the lumber economy. To the south, the Quinault Indian Reservation boundary cuts across the terrain, encompassing complex river networks like the Moclips River and Hall Creek.