2011 Map of Stagman Butte

About this map

Telephone Camp sits as a lonely human outpost in this high-elevation landscape of Yakima County, where the terrain is defined by prominent volcanic features and a network of Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) access roads. The map is anchored by the massif of Simcoe Mountain to the south and the namesake Stagman Butte to the west. Between these heights, a complex system of drainages flows through the territory, including Satus Creek, Butler Creek, and multiple branches of Logy Creek. This 2011 survey reveals the enduring isolation of this region, where the primary infrastructure consists of BIA routes like Bia 119 RD and Bia 19 RD that service the expansive watershed and landmarks such as the solitary Castle Rock.