2023 Map of Sweigiler Creek

About this map

Grays River and its intricate drainage network define this timbered landscape along the boundary of Pacific and Wahkiakum counties. This modern topographic record illustrates a region dominated by steep ridges and deep drainages, where the Grays River Divide separates the namesake river from the Naselle River system to the north. Historically vital for logging, the terrain is woven with an extensive network of forestry access routes such as A Line Rd and D Line Rd, which trace the contours of the high ground between watersheds. Numerous tributaries, including Sweigiler Creek, Salmon Creek, and the Little East Fork Naselle River, carve through the valleys, reflecting the high-density hydrography of the Pacific Northwest. This 2023 edition documents the contemporary state of these vital watersheds, which remain central to the local environment and economy.