2017 Map of Thimble Mountain

About this map

Thimble Mountain rises above a landscape defined by an intricate network of Bureau of Indian Affairs forest roads and Pacific Northwest drainage basins. This 2017 survey shows the transition from the high ridges of the Olympic Mountains in the northeast down toward the Quinault River in the south. The area is marked by numerous watercourses including the S Fork Salmon River and its tributary Huckleberry Cr, alongside several family-named roads like Baird 9106. The map captures the industrial and natural geography of the region, where timber access roads such as Bia Rd 9100 and Bia RD 9200 crisscross the townships. At the southern edge, the terrain levels out at the Chow Chow Prairie, providing a distinct contrast to the steep elevations surrounding Thimble Mountain.