1958 Map of Medicine Valley

About this map

Medicine Valley is defined by a network of drainage systems and rural transit routes in central Washington. Simcoe Creek and Medicine Creek serve as the primary hydrologic arteries, fed by a series of high-altitude canyons including Poison Canyon, Whitefoot Canyon, and Hog Canyon. The landscape shows a mix of topographic transition and infrastructure development from the late 1950s, with several unimproved paths such as the Jeep Trail and Piscoe Meadows Road providing access to the higher elevations.