2011 Map of Wellpinit

About this map

The Spokane Indian Reservation landscape is defined by its network of watercourses and the modest settlement of Wellpinit in the early 21st century. High points such as Bottle Ridge, Round Mountain, and Sherwood Mountain anchor the terrain, while the drainage of Cottonwood Creek and Sheep Creek provides a natural structure to the area. A dense network of Bureau of Indian Affairs routes, including BIA Hwy 8 and BIA Hwy 20, facilitates movement across the reservation, connecting local landmarks like Cold Spring to the broader region. The southeastern corner of the map features the Little Chamokane Falls Waterfall along the Little Chamokane Creek, offering a specific point of interest for those studying the hydrography of the Stevens County area.