1988 Map of Molson

About this map

The settlement of Molson and its predecessor, Old Molson, anchor this high-country landscape along the international border between Washington and British Columbia. Located in the highlands of Okanogan County, the area is defined by a series of alpine lakes and dramatic elevations, including Molson Hill and the distinctive Hee-Hee Mountain. Cultural sites like the Hee-Hee Stone Historical Monument and the Molson Cemetery offer significant value for genealogists and local historians tracing the early development of this border community. The terrain transitions from the open water of Sidley Lake and Molson Lake in the north to the protected timberlands of the Okanogan National Forest in the southwest. A network of secondary roads and trails winds through Eden Valley and Hungry Hollow, connecting isolated water bodies such as Teal Lake and Sanger Lake in a region shaped by both its ranching history and its proximity to the Canadian frontier.