2011 Map of Mount Brynion

About this map

Mount Brynion rises as the central landmark of this Cowlitz County landscape, surrounded by a dense network of timber-related infrastructure and winding river valleys. The topography is defined by the drainage basins of Ostrander Creek and its South Fork, which cut through the terrain north of the prominent peak. The presence of specialized transport routes like Logging 1800 Rd and the settlement at Headquarters reflects the area's long-standing connection to the Pacific Northwest timber industry. To the south, the Coweeman River flows past industrial infrastructure, including the Coweeman Gravel Pit Number One Dam and its counterpart, Coweeman Gravel Pit Number Two Dam. Residential growth is evident in small pockets like Rose Valley Rd and the cluster of streets including Home Town Dr and Rollingwood Dr, showing the transition from industrial forest land to rural residential use.