2014 Map of Seventeenmile Mountain

About this map

The Colville Indian Reservation meets the Colville National Forest in this high-elevation region of Ferry County. Dominating the central landscape is Seventeenmile Mtn, which is flanked by South Seventeenmile Mtn and the distinctively named Grizzly Mtn to the southeast. The drainage patterns here are well-defined by numerous creeks, including Thirteenmile Cr in the north and the westward-flowing Twentyone Mile Cr. Access through this remote terrain is provided by a network of Bureau of Indian Affairs roads such as BIA Road 1050 and BIA 1124 Rd. A notable point of historical interest is the Paint Rock Lookout located near Paint Rock, signifying the area's importance for wildfire observation within the national forest system during the early 21st century. The map traces the rugged interface of public and tribal lands, connected by routes like the Grizzly Trl.