2020 Map of Toppenish Mountain

About this map

The Toppenish Mtn Ridge rises sharply from the southern edge of the Yakima Valley, creating a landscape defined by dramatic elevation changes and essential water management. In the valley floor, the Unit 2 Canal and a network of arterial roads like Fort Simcoe Rd and Chaker Church Rd support the region's agricultural infrastructure. The transition from the cultivated lowlands to the high ridges is marked by the path of Toppenish Cr, which flows eastward toward the valley floor. High-elevation features like Olney Lake and the remote Seattle Spring feed the drainage systems of Seattle Cr and Mill Cr. This 2020 topographical study captures the intersection of managed water resources and the natural timbered slopes of the tribal lands and public reserves in south-central Washington.