1994 Map of Packwood
USGS Topo · Published 1996About this map
Packwood serves as the primary gateway to the high elevations of the Gifford Pinchot National Forest in this mid-1990s revision. The settlement sits within the Big Bottom valley, where the Cowlitz River meanders through a landscape defined by sharp topographical contrasts. Local infrastructure is concentrated along the river floor, featuring a prominent Landing Strip and a network of access routes like Johnson Cr Rd and Baker Road. The surrounding heights are marked by named geological features such as Cougar Rocks and Skye Mtn, alongside remote water bodies like Hager Lake and Snyder Lake. This map represents the forest's dual nature as both a timber resource, indicated by several Borrow Pit locations, and a wilderness area containing the quiet Burton Meadows and the high Dry Creek Pass.
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