1985 Map of Oak Point

About this map

The Columbia River serves as the central artery for this mid-1980s landscape, marking the boundary between Washington and Oregon. On the northern bank, the settlements of Oak Point and Bunker Hill sit among a network of drainages including Abernathy Creek and Germany Creek. This area is punctuated by small family and community landmarks such as the Oak Point Cem, Bunker Hill Cem, and the Bunker Hill Grange. The terrain shifts across the water to the Oregon side, where the industrialized Port Westward and the Beaver Generating Plant stand near the maze of channels including Bradbury Slough and Pojsky Slough. This survey captures a transitional moment for local infrastructure, noting an Abandoned RR Trestle crossing the water near the state line, while large land masses like Crims Island and Gull Island fragment the river's flow.