1955 Map of Taholah

About this map

The Quinault Indian Reservation occupies the primary landscape of this mid-century coastal survey, where the dense hydrology of the Olympic Peninsula meets the Pacific Ocean. The village of Taholah sits at the critical junction where the Quinault River empties into the sea, serving as a focal point for the region’s maritime and riverine activity. To the south, a Coast Guard Res and a Loran Mast at Point Grenville highlight the area's strategic importance for coastal navigation and defense during the 1950s.