1989 Map of Strawberry Mountain

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Colville Indian Reservation and Okanogan National Forest converge in this high-elevation mountain terrain during the late 20th century. The landscape is defined by its complex network of seasonal and perennial drainages, with the W Fk Sanpoil R carving through the northeastern corner. Prominent peaks like Strawberry Mtn and Dugout Mtn serve as the primary topographic anchors for the region, while the National Forest Boundary Indian Reservation Boundary illustrates the intersection of federal and tribal lands. This survey reflects a period of meticulous land management, capturing the precise flow of numerous tributaries including Sheep Creek, Roaring Creek, and Gold Creek. The drainage patterns, such as the winding Stepstone Creek and Loony Creek, provide essential data for understanding the watershed's hydrology and land-use divisions within the reservation and forest system.