2011 Map of Mount Stickney

About this map

Mount Stickney and the surrounding peaks of the Cascade Range dominate this 2011 survey, which illustrates the complex drainage systems of the Sultan River and Wallace River watersheds. The landscape is defined by its glacial hydrology, featuring numerous high-elevation water bodies such as Big Greider Lake, Little Greider Lake, and Boulder Lake. In the northern portion of the map, Spada Lake serves as a major catchment, fed by Williamson Creek and McCarty Creek. A notable point of human activity in this otherwise wild terrain is the Kromona Mine, located near the headwaters of the Middle Fork South Fork Sultan River. The map also traces an intricate network of Forest Service roads, including 6012, providing access to remote landmarks like Prospect Peak and the steep slopes of Ragged Ridge. These features reflect the area's ongoing significance for both resource extraction and watershed management.