2011 Map of Thrapp Mountain

About this map

Thrapp Mountain and the surrounding high country of Okanogan County are defined by a network of drainage basins and mountain ridges. The terrain transitions from the heights of Pole Pick Mountain and Finley Mountain down into the valleys carved by Frazer Creek and Benson Creek. To the west, the landscape includes Wenner Lakes Number Three and Wenner Lakes Number Two, supported by structures such as the Wenner Lake Number Two Dam. The map documents the high-elevation road systems like Hooker Creek Rd that provide access to the area's natural resources. Evidence of local industry is preserved with the marking of the Red Shirt Mine near the western boundary. From Mount Leecher in the south to the northern reaches of the Chiliwist Creek headwaters, the survey illustrates a rugged timber and mining landscape that remains largely undeveloped.