2020 Map of Queets

About this map

The Pacific Ocean coastline meets the dense river valleys of the Olympic Peninsula in this modern survey. The coastal settlement of Kalaloch stands at the edge of Olympic National Park, where Kalaloch Creek flows beneath Kalaloch Ridge. Further south, the community of Queets is positioned near the mouth of the Queets River, with Jackson Hts situated just inland. The landscape is defined by its complex drainage systems, including the Clearwater River and its various rapids, such as Preacher Rapids and Parson Rapids. Inland, the terrain opens into Moses Prairie, a distinct break from the surrounding timbered ridges. Transportation is dominated by the corridor of Highway 101 and the Old Olympic Highway, while logging and access roads like the Hoh Mainline and Nat For Dev Rd 4700 penetrate the interior forests.