1994 Map of Stacker Butte

About this map

The Columbia River corridor serves as the central focal point of this 1994 revision, where the river's character is defined by the expansive waters of Lake Celilo behind the Dalles Dam. The map highlights the complex topography of the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, rising from the riverbanks to the summit of Stacker Butte and the rolling terrain of the Gooseneck Hills. Along the shoreline, historical and recreational sites are well-documented, including Horsethief Lake State Park and the distinct volcanic form of Horsethief Butte. Marine navigation aids such as the Fivemile Rapids Light and Mile 7 Light track the river's channel past Memaloose Island and Browns Island. Further inland, the map captures the rural character of High Prairie and the agricultural transition toward Seufert, where several named springs and seasonal drainages like Swale Canyon carve through the basalt plateaus.