1982 Map of Quillayute Prairie

About this map

The confluence of the Soleduck River, Bogachiel River, and Dickey River forms the short but mighty Quillayute River in this coastal survey. This hydraulic center is surrounded by the Quillayute Indian Reservation and the coastal reaches of Olympic National Park. The landscape is defined by the open Quillayute Prairie, which provides a rare flat clearing in the dense Olympic peninsula timber for the State Airport Road and the local Quillayute settlement. Near the coast, the map identifies the Mora (Site) and the Mora Ranger Station, serving as gateways to Second Beach and Third Beach along Strawberry Bay. This era shows a transition in land use, where gravel pits are scattered alongside conservation areas and established landmarks like the Quillayute Cem.