2011 Map of Taholah

About this map

Taholah serves as the primary coastal settlement on this portion of the Washington shoreline, situated where the Quinault River empties into the Pacific Ocean. This 2011 survey reveals the street layout of the village, featuring routes like Commuxi St, Cutan St, and Aalis Dr that provide access to the riverbank and the Quinault Road Bridge. The coastal geography is defined by prominent landmarks such as Cape Elizabeth to the north and the jagged projection of Point Grenville to the south. Further inland, the map identifies Garfield Gas Mound, a distinct geological feature, while offshore the Sonora Reef presents a maritime hazard. The area's transportation network is dominated by numerous Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) roads, including BIA 7000 Rd and BIA 7030 Rd, which navigate the drainage basins of Duck Creek and other local tributaries.