1992 Map of Orient
USGS Topo · Published 1996About this map
The Kettle River defines the geography of this northern Washington region, winding between the Stevens and Ferry County line. In the early 1990s, the riverside communities of Orient and Barstow remained established hubs along the Burlington Northern railroad corridor, while Dulwich sits further north along the same track. This period of the landscape shows a clear division between the managed timberlands of the Colville National Forest and the recreational lands of the Coulee Dam National Recreation Area near the southern edge. High-elevation mining activity is evidenced by the Hidden Treasure Mine, Copper Butte Mine, and Globe Mine located along the slopes of Toulou Mountain. Local history is anchored by the Kelly Hill Cemetery and the drainage systems of Toulou Creek and East Deer Creek.
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