2001 Map of Mount Annie

About this map

Wauconda sits along the northern edge of this high-elevation terrain in the early 2000s, serving as a focal point for the surrounding mountainous landscape. The area is heavily defined by the boundaries of the Okanogan National Forest, which encompasses prominent peaks such as Mount Annie and Little Bonaparte Mountain. Water resources are abundant throughout the quadrangle, with Bonaparte Creek and its tributary Little Bonaparte Creek carving through the valleys, while high meadows like Suttons Meadow and the open Bigham Flat offer localized breaks in the timbered slopes. Evidence of rural life and land use is present in the small Cem (cemetery) located near the northern border and a Gravel Pit near the creek. The complex drainage network, including Cape Labelle Creek and Sourdough Creek, highlights the importance of watershed management in this portion of the Pacific Northwest.