2014 Map of Oroville

About this map

The town of Oroville sits at a geographic crossroads in northern Washington, where the Similkameen River meets the Okanogan River just south of the international border. This survey details the complex water system that defines the local landscape, from the sprawling Osoyoos Lake crossing into Canada to smaller bodies like Hot Lake and Zosels Mill Pond. The terrain shifts from the heights of Kruger Mtn in the west down to the river islands of Driscoll Island and Eyhott Island. Local aviation history is represented by the Dorothy Scott Airport, while the Pacific NW National Scenic Trail winds through the valley. This 2014 record shows a community deeply integrated with its river valleys, maintaining older landmarks like the Riverview Cem while serving as a gateway for northern travel along the river corridors.