1955 Map of Moclips

About this map

The Quinault Indian Reservation meets the Pacific shore in this mid-century survey, revealing a coastline defined by timber and tide. The town of Moclips serves as a northern hub, where the Moclips River flows into the sea near the Moclips Aloha School. Further south, the landscape is tied together by the Northern Pacific Railroad and a network of logging railroads that transported coastal timber to industrial points like the Sawmill at Aloha.