2017 Map of Queets OE W

About this map

Pacific Ocean waters dominate this coastal survey, where the rugged shoreline of the Olympic Peninsula meets the sea. The map documents a critical stretch of the Olympic National Park boundary, capturing the narrow corridor where U.S. Route 101 winds along the coast. The rocky marine environment is highlighted by Kalaloch Rocks, a series of outcrops situated just off the beach. This modern cartographic study also serves as a precise record of administrative lines, specifically where Jefferson County and Grays Harbor County meet along the shoreline. The orientation of the survey emphasizes the interplay between protected federal lands and the vast maritime expanse of the Washington coast.