2017 Map of Wynoochee Lake

About this map

Wynoochee Lake dominates this 2017 survey, serving as a central catchment for the river and creek systems flowing out of the Olympic Mountains. This landscape is defined by the heavy presence of the Olympic National Forest and the southern edge of Olympic National Park, with a dense network of forest development roads providing access to high-elevation peaks and ridges. The map details the intricate hydrography of the region, where the Wynoochee River is fed by tributaries like Howe Cr, Clark Cr, and Pederson Cr. Notable landmarks such as Anderson Butte and Three Peaks provide topographic anchors for the surrounding timberlands. Toward the eastern boundary, the headwaters of the Fork Satsop River and the high-elevation Satsop Lakes indicate the transition into the watershed of the Chehalis River system.