2011 Map of Tonasket

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The Okanogan River corridor defines this northern Washington landscape, serving as the primary artery for settlement and transport near Tonasket. This 2011 survey illustrates the town's organization around the Tonasket Post Office and a grid of residential streets including Joseph Ave and Division St E, while the Tonasket Municipal Airport occupies the benchland to the northwest. The terrain transitions from the river valley into significant geological features like Whitestone Coulee and McLoughlin Canyon. To the south, the small settlement of Janis is marked by the Janis Bridge crossing. Several prominent peaks, including Horse Mountain and Duffys Mountain, overlook the Antoine Valley, while water bodies like Perry Lake and tributaries such as Bonaparte Creek provide a clear view of the region's complex drainage system.