2014 Map of Nespelem NE

About this map

The Colville Indian Reservation defines the landscape of this Washington interior, spanning the border of Okanogan and Ferry counties. This 2014 survey captures a terrain shaped by its drainage networks, most notably the winding path of the Little Nespelem River through the western sections. The area is characterized by a high-elevation environment where access is facilitated by a network of Bureau of Indian Affairs routes, including BIA 1039 Rd and BIA 74 Rd. Water remains the primary geographical marker here, with numerous small streams like McAllister Cr, Capoose Cr, and Cache Creek cutting through the uplands. The intersection of modern roadway designations and traditional place names, such as Owhi Lake Rd, provides a clear view of how the land was managed and navigated in the early twenty-first century.