2014 Map of Toroda
USGS Topo · Published 2014About this map
The Kettle River valley defines the eastern edge of this borderland landscape, where the settlement of Toroda sits just south of the international boundary. This high-altitude terrain is heavily divided between the Okanogan National Forest and the Colville National Forest, separated by the boundary of Okanogan and Ferry counties. Local industrial and community history is anchored by the Magnetic Mine and the Eagle Cliff Cem, while the rugged geography is marked by prominent peaks such as Graphite Mtn and Bamber Mtn. Transport routes like the Toroda Bridge Customs Rd and Toroda Creek Rd follow the natural drainages of Toroda Cr, providing access to isolated drainages like O'Connor Canyon and Resner Canyon.
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1958 · Okanogan
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1988 · Vulcan Mountain
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