1991 Map of Pearrygin Peak

About this map

Okanogan National Forest dominates this high-country survey, defined by a series of prominent summits and creek drainages in the late 20th century. The topographic data highlights First Butte L O Lookout Tower as a primary vantage point at the northern edge, overlooking the headwaters of Butte Creek and Boulder Creek. This area illustrates the management of public lands for both conservation and resource use, with the Methow State Wildlife Area occupying the southwestern corner. The landscape is a network of ridges and basins, from Blue Buck Ridge to the high reaches of Pearrygin Peak and Tripod Peak. Evidence of light industrial activity is found at a Gravel Pit near Ramsey Creek, while primitive transportation is represented by scattered 4wd routes traversing the drainages of Bear Creek and Blue Buck Creek.