1984 Map of Wolf Point

About this map

The Coweeman River and the South Fork Toutle River define the hydrography of this Washington landscape in the early 1980s. A notable site of historical interest is Camp Coweeman (Site), located along the riverbanks near the junction with Skipper Creek. The terrain is characterized by several named peaks including Wolf Point, Baird Mtn, and Nineteen Mtn, reflecting a region dominated by timber resources and hydraulic features like Washboard Falls. Infrastructure is limited primarily to logging-related markers such as numerous Borrow Pits and the Rose Valley Rd access point. The map illustrates a transitional period for the Pacific Northwest forest lands, documenting a topography shaped by both natural drainage systems like Little Baird Creek and industrial activity within designated Private holdings.