2014 Map of Synarep

About this map

Synarep occupies a pocket of Okanogan County where the Chewiliken Valley and Tunk Valley define the high-plateau geography of north-central Washington. In 2014, the area remains characterized by a network of ranching and forest roads, such as Ed Figlenski Rd and McLaughlin Canyon Rd, that service isolated homesteads like the Fritz Ranch. A significant portion of the eastern landscape falls within the Okanogan National Forest, where prominent peaks like Beehive Mtn and Powers Butte overlook the drainages of Tunk Cr and Chewiliken Cr. For those tracing local genealogy or land use, the Tunk Valley Cem provides a specific point of reference within the scattered settlement pattern. The map also reveals the presence of several high-elevation water sources, including Lounsbury Lake, Davis Lake, and the naturally occurring Tamarack Spring.