1992 Map of Mt. Leona

About this map

The high ridges of the Kettle River Range dominate this northern Washington landscape, which is managed as part of the Colville National Forest. The geography is defined by prominent peaks including Mt Leona, Profanity Peak, and Tonasket Mountain. These elevations separate numerous drainages such as West Fork Boulder Creek, Indian Creek, and Butte Creek. Human activity is primarily centered on the Kettle Falls Republic Road, which crosses through Deer Creek Summit. Evidence of resource extraction and local infrastructure is present via several prospects and a Borrow Pit located near the road. The map also records the boundary between the Republic Ranger District and the Curlew District, providing a detailed look at forest management divisions in Ferry County during the early 1990s.