2014 Map of Nisqually

About this map

Nisqually Reach and the Puget Sound shoreline define the northern edge of this landscape, where the Nisqually River empties through the expansive Nisqually Flats. The territory is largely dominated by the northern reaches of Fort Lewis, a military landscape marked by numerous named heights including Atkins Hill, Jansen Hill, and Goodman Hill. The map documents the complex boundary between the Nisqually Indian Community and the training grounds of the post, specifically noting bluffs named for military units such as Eighteenth Infantry Bluff and Thirty-eight Infantry Bluff.