1970 Map of Trout Lake
USGS Topo · Published 1973About this map
Gifford Pinchot National Forest dominates this 1970 landscape, where the White Salmon River and its numerous tributaries like Trout Lake Creek and Gotchen Creek carve through the terrain. The community of Trout Lake serves as a central point, supported by early aviation infrastructure at the Landing Strip and forest management facilities. High points such as Flattop Mtn, featuring a Lookout and Radio Tower, and Haystack Butte provide survey vantage points over the dense timber. Local landmarks like the Trout Lake Big Tree and the Wicky Creek Shelter highlight the area's history as a destination for outdoor recreation and forestry. The map also captures the essential water management of the era, including a prominent Aqueduct and multiple Gaging Stations along the river systems.
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