2011 Map of The Pothole

About this map

The Okanogan River carves a deep valley through this northern Washington landscape, serving as a boundary for the Colville Indian Reservation. Along its eastern banks, the small communities of Cherokee and North Omak are established near the confluence of several seasonal drainages, including Wanacut Creek and Mill Creek. The terrain is defined by dramatic erosional features like Swipkin Canyon and Deadhorse Canyon, which lead toward the high plateau country.