1948 Map of Togo Mountain

About this map

Colville National Forest dominates this mid-century survey of the terrain along the international boundary. The landscape is defined by the high elevations of Mt Leona and Profanity Pk, with deep drainages such as Boulder Creek and Deer Creek cutting through the ridges. This period of forest management is evidenced by the presence of the Summit Guard Sta, a key administrative and fire-watch point for the surrounding peaks. Local human presence is sparse but distinct, marked by family-named landmarks like Ryan Cabin and Ryan Hill in the southern reaches. The network of creeks, including the North Fork Togo Creek and Little Boulder Creek, illustrates the complex hydrology that supported the region's wilderness character before more modern development altered these remote drainages. The map records the precise location of Boundary Mtn along the northern edge, anchoring the survey to the United States and Canada border.