1983 Map of Mt Leona

About this map

Colville National Forest dominates this high-elevation terrain in Ferry County, characterized by a complex drainage system and significant mountain peaks. The landscape is defined by the prominent Mt Leona and the nearby Profanity Peak, which serves as a central landmark for this portion of the range. Numerous watercourses, including West Fork Deer Creek and Boulder Creek, carve through the ridges, reflecting the area's natural hydrology. A network of primitive pathways, such as the Foot Trail near Ryan Hill, suggests a landscape used primarily for forest management and backcountry recreation during the early 1980s. The presence of the Deer Creek Summit Campground near Sentinel Butte indicates established seasonal access points within the timbered reaches of Taylor Ridge and Tendsket Mountain.