2011 Map of Wildwood

About this map

The South Fork Chehalis River carves a central path through this Lewis County landscape, serving as the primary drainage for a dense network of tributaries including Lentz Creek, Cedar Creek, and Black Creek. The small settlement of Wildwood sits along the river's upper reaches, while the town of Ryderwood anchors the southern portion of the sheet near Ryderwood Pond. This 2011 survey reveals a landscape defined by its timber and water resources, with significant elevation markers like Point Hill and the Stony Grade overlooking the creek valleys. Local history is preserved at the Snow Cemetery in the northeast, while rural access is maintained through a web of named tracks such as Brim Creek Rd and Hendrickson Rd. The mapping of Cougar Flat and numerous small drainages like Root House Creek and Slide Creek illustrates the complex hydrology of this part of the Pacific Northwest.