2013 Map of Panjab Creek

About this map

Umatilla National Forest encompasses the majority of this landscape in the southeastern corner of Washington, where the high ridges of the Blue Mountains descend into deep canyons. The Tucannon River flows across the northern portion of the quadrangle, joined by a network of drainage systems including Panjab Cr and Meadow Cr. The terrain is defined by prominent topographical landmarks like Al Williams Ridge, Horse Ridge, and the distinctively named Big Turkey Tail and Little Turkey Tail. Water sources are critical in this high country, evidenced by numerous named springs such as Cascara Spring, Alnus Spring, and Tablecamp Spring near the Table Camp site. The map reflects a region primarily managed for natural resources and recreation, with a sparse network of forest development roads providing access to remote points like Indian Corral and The Wheatfield.