1989 Map of Mica Mountain

About this map

Franklin D Roosevelt Lake dominates this landscape, where the waters of the Columbia River are impounded within the Coulee Dam National Recreation Area. The map captures a point of convergence between the Colville Indian Reservation to the north and the rugged shoreline to the south. The terrain is marked by significant elevation changes, rising from the basin floor to high points like Mica Mtn and Meeker Mountain. Drainage patterns are defined by deep cuts such as Seaton Can and small tributaries like Peter Dan Creek and Kwai Kwei. Infrastructure is sparse in this protected area, though a Pumping Station and scattered gravel pits suggest the ongoing management of the lake's resources and the local transportation corridors that follow the winding lakefront.