2020 Map of Potter Hill

About this map

Cloverland sits at the southeastern corner of this study, marking a transition into the elevated terrain of the Umatilla National Forest. The landscape is defined by a complex network of ridges and gulches that drain toward the S Fork Asotin Cr. Notable high points like Potter Hill, Bracken Point, and The Gooseneck overlook deep drainages such as Bachelor Gulch and Sourdough Gulch. The area’s water sources are numerous, with family-named or descriptive springs including Rimmelspacher Spring, Laufer Spring, and Blankenship Spring dotted across the slopes. Transportation routes like Peola Rd and Charley Creek Rd wind through the topography, connecting the ridge-tops to the creek bottoms. This map documents a region where grazing, timber, and watershed management are central to the land's character.