1986 Map of Skokomish Valley

About this map

The Skokomish Indian Reservation and the sprawling Skokomish Flats dominate this mid-1980s landscape where the river meets The Great Bend of Hood Canal. This area is defined by its riparian infrastructure and resource management, evidenced by the Potlatch Fish Hatchery, Shelton Trout Hatchery, and the George Adams Salmon Hatchery. Small settlements like Potlatch and Mohrweis are connected by a network of local roads including Bourgault Road and Cut Off Road. Local life centers around the Skokomish Comm Church, a Cem, and the Skokomish Sch. The terrain transitions from the tidal waters of Annas Bay to the rising timberlands of the Olympic National Forest. Institutional presence is notable through the Wash State Patrol Academy near the southern boundary, while recreation is anchored by Potlatch State Park along the shoreline.