2011 Map of Randle

About this map

The Cowlitz River forms the central axis of this Lewis County landscape, where the valley floor transitions into the high ridges of the Cascades. The settlement of Randle serves as a local hub, flanked by smaller communities like Silver Brook and Siler. Significant timber industry footprints are visible through the Mount Adams Veneer Company Mill Pond and its associated dam, alongside the Stud Log Pond Dam. High-elevation landmarks define the surrounding terrain, including Watch Mountain with its Watch Mountain Lookout Tower and the prominent Harrington Rock to the northwest. Forested drainages like Silver Creek and Miller Creek feed into the main river system, while the Silver Creek Campground indicates the area's transition towards recreation and conservation. The map captures a moment of modern timber management and rural Pacific Northwest mountain life.