2001 Map of Wauconda Summit

About this map

Old Wauconda and the high-elevation passage at Wauconda Summit anchor this study of the northeastern Cascades foothills. Situated within the Okanogan National Forest, the landscape is defined by the drainage networks of Granite Creek and Cougar Creek, which carve through a terrain marked by prominent peaks such as Clackamas Mountain and Fir Mountain. The map illustrates a transitional environment where resource extraction and recreation meet, shown through the presence of Gravel Pits near the eastern boundary and the winding Clackamas Mountain Trail. Numerous seasonal springs and smaller tributaries like Sweat Creek and Lafleur Creek feed the larger forks, detailing a complex watershed. This 2001 revision provides a clear view of the mountain roads and timber-managed lands just before the turn of the millennium, preserving the layout of remote settlements and forestry infrastructure.