2001 Map of Wauconda Summit

About this map

Old Wauconda sits along the West Fork drainage in this high-elevation landscape within the Okanogan National Forest. The map reflects a period of modern land management where 20th-century revision by the USDA Forest Service has updated the layout of forest roads and trails that traverse the steep drainages. Notable peaks like Clackamas Mountain, Fir Mountain, and Corner Butte define the topography, with numerous springs feeding into a network of creeks including Labelle Creek, Frosty Creek, and Gardner Creek. The presence of Wauconda Summit and the nearby Old Wauconda label provides a clear view of the shifting footprint of human activity in this corner of Washington, while several Gravel Pits and a Gravel Pit indicate localized industrial activity related to road maintenance or resource extraction in the high country.