1981 Map of Riverside
USGS Topo · Published 1981About this map
The settlement of Riverside serves as a small terminal hub for the Okanogan country depicted in this 1981 survey, where the Burlington Northern railroad runs alongside Johnson Creek at the edge of the valley. The landscape is defined by the unique topography of the Coulee and the heavy concentration of small water bodies, ranging from the alkaline Alkali Lake to the uniquely named Tule Bill Lake and Medical Lake. The terrain transitions from the heights of Belt Mountain and Chilson Mountain down to the creek bottom, where various corrals and a Grave hint at the area's ranching and pioneer history.
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