2020 Map of Rockpile Creek

About this map

Meyer Ridge dominates the southeastern quadrant of this landscape, where the deeply carved drainages of Rockpile Cr and George Cr converge. The topography is defined by a series of significant gulches, including Stringtown Gulch, Long Gulch, and Kearney Gulch, which reveal the intricate erosional patterns of Asotin County. Human presence is marked primarily by a network of rural roads such as Cloverland Rd and Back Rd, which follow the high ridges and valley floors. In the southwest, Hawks Run Airport sits near Roup Rd, providing a modern landmark in a terrain otherwise characterized by its natural watercourses like Asotin Cr and Pintler Cr. The map's layout of gulches and ridges suggests a long history of ranching and land use adapted to the steep, variable elevation of the Washington interior.