2004 Map of Winesap

About this map

Winesap and Sunnybank sit along the southeastern edge of this landscape where the Columbia River and Lake Chelan converge. The topography is defined by the significant elevation changes of the Wenatchee National Forest, which covers a massive portion of the terrain with its interior ridges and deep ravines like Navarre Coulee. Near the riverbanks, human activity is concentrated along Stayman Road and Lakeshore Road, with specialized infrastructure including a Pumping Sta and a scattered Mine. Large tracts of protected land, such as the Entiat State Wildlife Area and Chelan State Park, indicate a shift toward conservation and recreation in the early 21st century. The map also traces the distinct geological features like Goosetail Rock and various drainages including Oklahoma Gulch and Byrd Canyon.