1992 Map of South Huckleberry Mtn.

About this map

Colville National Forest dominates this mountain landscape, defined by the drainage basins of Sherman Creek and its many tributaries. In the early 1990s, the terrain was characterized by a dense network of forest roads and land management features, including the Sherman Creek State Wildlife Recreation Area. The map reveals specific historical sites like Growden Camp, a location situated along the creek’s path through the forest. High points such as South Huckleberry Mountain and Dollar Mtn anchor the topography, while distinct ridges like Scalawag Ridge and Cedar Ridge separate the various watersheds. Natural water features are well-documented, from the secluded Sherman Lake to the waters of Lake Ellen at the edge of the survey area, showing the land as it was managed for both wildlife and resource extraction during this period.