2011 Map of West of Pysht

About this map

The Strait of Juan de Fuca shoreline meets a landscape defined by complex drainage basins on the Olympic Peninsula. The Pysht River dominates the central terrain, fed by various tributaries including the South Fork Pysht River, Needham Creek, and Salmonberry Creek. This 2011 survey documents a primarily forested area where major landforms like Burnt Mountain rise between the winding waterways. The map illustrates the 21st-century road network through the region, featuring State Routes 112 and 113 which provide access to the coastal and inland timberlands. Smaller waterways such as Pearson Creek and Last Creek drain northern slopes toward the strait, while Middle Creek and Green Creek mark the diverse hydrological patterns of this coastal washington territory.