1989 Map of Teanaway

About this map

Wenatchee National Forest dominates this Kittitas County landscape, where the headwaters of the Teanaway River system carve through steep ridges and timberland. The confluence of the Middle Fork Teanaway River and the West Fork Teanaway River provides a focal point for the region's geography, with the North Fork Teanaway River appearing in the southeastern corner. Historical activity is centered near Casland (Site) and the Teanaway Campground, marking a transition from the lower river valleys to the higher elevations of Cle Elum Ridge. High points such as Malcolm Mountain, Yellow Hill, and Teanaway Butte offer significant landmarks for those tracing the topographic relief of the Cascades. Local recreational and utility features, including the Indian Camp Campground and Liars Prairie, are documented alongside numerous drainage creeks like Jungle Creek and Lick Creek, illustrating the intricate water network that defines this high-country terrain.