2011 Map of Sitdown Mountain

About this map

Colville Indian Reservation lands dominate this part of the Washington interior, where a network of Bureau of Indian Affairs roads, such as BIA 1052 Rd and BIA 14 Rd, thread through the high country. The landscape is defined by its prominent summits, including Sitdown Mountain and Grizzly Mountain, which overlook a series of drainages like Hall Creek and Sitdown Creek. High-elevation observation points such as Paint Rock Lookout and Lynx Creek Lookout highlight the area's history of forest monitoring and conservation. Local recreation is anchored by the Buckskin Creek Campground, situated near the crossing of County Hwy 99. The mapping of features like Tanker Chance Spring and Sleepy Hollow Creek provides specific reference points for those studying the remote hydrological and geographic patterns of the northern reservation lands.