2020 Map of Orient

About this map

The Kettle River meanders through this rugged corridor of northeastern Washington, defining the border between Ferry and Stevens counties. The small riverside communities of Orient, Dulwich, and Barstow anchor the valley, connected by the river and the Railroad Ave corridor. To the west, the expansive Colville National Forest dominates the landscape, featuring prominent landmarks like Thompson Ridge and the remote Renner Lake. The eastern section is marked by significant elevation gains toward Toulou Mtn and Little Marble Mtn, while the southern reaches of the map transition into the Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area. For local historians, the inclusion of Kelly Hill Cem and the Barstow Bridge provides specific points of interest for tracing early transportation and burial sites in this frontier region.