
Pe Ell serves as the central hub of this mid-1980s landscape, situated where the Chehalis River winds through the Pe Ell Prairie. This survey captures the town's grid and surrounding timberlands just as the era of traditional field checking was being superseded by digital methods. To the west, the settlement of Walville and the winding McCormick Road follow the drainage of Rock Creek, while the southern reaches are defined by the high elevations of Huckleberry Ridge. The area's resource-based economy and local geography are etched into labels like Mullers Mill Canyon Creek and several Borrow Pits. From the secluded Fisk Falls to the family-named landmarks like Janes Bluff and Helmicks Pond, the map provides a precise record of the Lewis and Pacific County borderlands.
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