2020 Map of Trefry Canyon

About this map

Rufus Woods Lake dominates the central corridor of this North Central Washington landscape, carving a deep path between the plateaus of Okanogan and Douglas Counties. The canyon-cut terrain is defined by a dense network of springs, including School Section Spring, Negro Spring, and Trefry Springs, which reflect the essential role of water sources in this arid environment. Landforms like Stubblefield Point and Jackass Butte stand as prominent markers above the Columbia River's reservoir, while Trefry Canyon and Phil Canyon provide rugged passage through the breaks. Evidence of ranching and land use appears in the naming of remote areas like Goose Flats and Saddle Horse Flat. The map also captures several family-named landmarks and water sources, such as Walter Sellers Springs and Gordan Sellers Spring, alongside the industrial site at McCabe Oil in the southeastern corner.