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DISHMAN HILLSCONSERVATION
AREA
November 22, 200 0
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Hermiston
Umatilla
River
Pendleton
Umatilla
Milton-FreewaterWenaha
HoodRiver
The Dalles
Arlington
Cascade Locks
PORTLAND
DayRiverRi
ver
Hoo
d
River Biggs
Moscow
Potlatch
Lewiston
Coeur d'Alene
River
CANADA
Priest River
Sandpoint
Rossland
Nordman
PriestRiver
USAOsoyoosTsawwassen
Abbotsford B R I T I S H C O L U M B I A Midway
VICTORIA
Sidney
Seaside
Astoria
Rainier
St Helens
Clearwater
River
O R E G O NBASE LINE
Clearwater
River
THEDALLESDAM
Des
chut
es
Plummer
Hayden
Coeurd’Alene
Lake
PostFalls
SpiritLake
HaydenLake
Lake PendOreille
PriestLake
UpperPriestLake
GrandForks
SwartzBay
SaltspringIsland
SaturnaIsland
NorthPender
Is
MayneIs
Galiano Island
SouthPender Is
SidneyIs
MoresbyIs
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LAKEWHATCOMPARK
EVERETTMUNICIPAL
WATERSHED
BREMERTONWATERSHED
MONTESANOMUNICIPAL
WATERSHED
HOQUIAMMUNICIPAL
WATERSHED
GREEN RIVERWATERSHED
(City of Tacoma)
CEDAR RIVER
WATERSHED
(City of Seattle)
SNOHOMISHCOUNTY PUD
ABERDEENMUNICIPAL
WATERSHED
TAYLORMTNFOREST
LIBERTY LAKEREGIONAL PARK
COUGAR MTNREG PARK
MORANSTATEPARK
MOUNTPILCHUCK
STATE PARK
BIG BUCKWILDLIFE AREA
WOOTENWILDLIFEAREA
CHILIWISTWILDLIFE
AREA
CHESTERBUTTEWILDLIFE AREA
COLUMBIAHILLSSTATEPARK
QUINCY
LAKES
WILDLIFE
AREA
SQUAK MTNSTATE PARK
SHILLAPOOWILDLIFE
AREA
LEADBETTERPOINT
STATE PARK
CAPEDISAPPOINTMENT
STATE PARK
WEATHERLYWILDLIFE
AREA
REVEREWILDLIFEAREA
SCOTCHCREEK WILDLIFEAREA
chem
PATEROSWILDLIFE
AREA
INDIAN DANCANYONWILDLIFE
AREA
CENTRALFERRYCANYONWILDLIFEAREA
BRIDGEPORTWILDLIFE
AREA
ENTIATWILDLIFE
AREA
SWAKANEWILDLIFE AREA
GINKGO PETRIFIED FORESTSTATE PARK / WANAPUM
RECREATION AREA
RATTLESNAKESLOPE
WILDLIFE AREA
POTHOLESRESERVOIR
WILDLIFE AREA
WINDMILLRANCH
WILDLIFEAREA
BEACON ROCKSTATE PARK
SCATTER CREEKWILDLIFE
AREA
CHEHALISWILDLIFE AREA
OLYMPICWILDLIFEAREA
IRON HORSESTATE PARK
DESERT WILDLIFE AREA
DECEPTION PASSSTATE PARK
LARRABEESTATE PARK
LAKE TERRELLWILDLIFE AREA
MILLERPENINSULASTATE PARK
WALLACEFALLS
STATE PARK
FORKS OF THE SKYSTATE PARK
GREEN RIVERGORGECONSERVATIONAREA
WESTERN WAUNIV
CENTRAL WA UNIV
EASTERN WAUNIV
WA STATEUNIV
THEEVERGREEN ST COL
JOHNS RIVERWILDLIFEAREA
PACK FOREST(University Of WA)
HEADQUARTERS(SUNNYSIDE)WILDLIFEAREA
COWICHEWILDLIFEAREA
L T MURRAY
WILDLIFE
AREA
WENAS
WILDLIFE
AREA
OAK CREEK
WILDLIFE
AREA
MOUNT SAINT HELENSWILDLIFE AREA
SODA SPRINGS WILDLIFE AREA
CHELAN BUTTEWILDLIFE
AREA
COLOCKUM
WILDLIFE
AREA
QUILOMENEWILDLIFE
AREA
WHISKEY DICKWILDLIFE
AREA
LOWER CRAB CREEKWILDLIFE AREA
SAGEBRUSHFLAT
WILDLIFEAREA
STEAMBOATROCKSTATEPARK
SUN LAKESWILDLIFE AREA
SUN LAKES-DRY FALLSSTATE PARK
GLOYD SEEPS WILDLIFE AREA
BAN
KS
LA
KE
W
ILD
LIFE
AREA
SHERMAN CREEKWILDLIFE AREA
RIVERSIDESTATE PARK
MOUNTSPOKANE
STATE PARK
SWANSON LAKESWILDLIFE AREA
UNIV OFWA
CHIEF JOSEPHWILDLIFE AREA
WB-10 WASTEWAYWILDLIFE AREA
GOOSE LAKESWILDLIFE AREA
SEEP LAKESWILDLIFE AREA
METHOW
WILDLIFE
AREA
BILLY CLAPP LAKEWILDLIFE AREA
4-O RANCHWILDLIFE AREA
BYRONWILDLIFE
AREA
WINCHESTER RESERVOIR WILDLIFE AREA
THORNTONWILDLIFE AREA
PRIESTRAPIDS
WILDLIFEAREA
WEST FOSTERCREEKWILDLIFE AREA
RENDEZVOUSWILDLIFE
AREA
BIG VALLEY WILDLIFE AREA
TEXAS CREEKWILDLIFE AREA
GOLDEN DOEWILDLIFE AREA
SINLAHEKINWILDLIFE AREA
POGUEMOUNTAIN
WILDLIFEAREA
TUNK VALLEYWILDLIFE AREA
CHESAWWILDLIFE AREA
GEORGE CREEKWILDLIFE AREA
MINERAL SPRINGSWILDLIFE AREA
TENNANT LAKE AND NOOKSACK WILDLIFE AREAS
LUMMI ISLAND WILDLIFE AREA
McNEILISLANDWILDLIFEAREA
MINERAL HILLWILDLIFE AREA
BALD EAGLENATURAL WILDLIFE AREA
SHUMAKERWILDLIFEAREA
CHARLES AND MARY EDERWILDLIFE AREA
RUSTLER’SGULCHWILDLIFEAREA
ESQUATZEL COULEEWILDLIFE AREA
YAKIMARIVER
WILDLIFE AREA
CHINOOKWILDLIFE AREA
BIG BEEFCREEK
WILDLIFEAREA
EBEY ISLANDWILDLIFE AREA
SKAGIT BAYESTUARY
WILDLIFE AREA
MILLERSYLVANIA STATE PARK
WEST ROCKY PRAIRIEWILDLIFEAREA
PEARRYGINLAKE
STATE PARK
FIELDS SPRINGSTATE PARK
ROCKCREEKWILDLIFEAREA
POTHOLESSTATE PARK
WENAS
WILDLIFE
AREA
GROUSE FLATSWILDLIFE AREA
ASOTINCREEKWILDLIFEAREA
I-82 PONDSWILDLIFEAREA
NORTHWILLAPA BAYWILDLIFEAREA
Wenaha Tucannon
Wilderness
TOPPENISHNATIONAL
WILDLIFE REFUGE
YAKIMA
TRAINING
CENTER
UMATILLA NATIONALWILDLIFE REFUGE
McNARY NATIONALWILDLIFE REFUGE
HANFORD
REACH
NATIONAL
MONUMENT
US DEPARTMENT
OF ENERGY
HANFORD SITE
UMATILLA
NATIONAL
FOREST
JUNIPER DUNESWILDERNESS
COLUMBIA NATIONALWILDLIFE REFUGE
HANFORD REACH
NATIONAL MONUMENT
TURNBULLNATIONALWILDLIFEREFUGE
Lake Chelan
Sawtooth Wilderness
COLVILLE
NATIONAL
FOREST
LAKE
NATIONAL
RECR
EATI
ON
AR
EA
ROOSEVELT
COLVILLE NATIONAL
FOREST
KANIKSU
NATIONAL
FOREST
LITTLE PEND OREILLENATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE
FAIRCHILDAIR FORCE BASE
OKANOGAN - WENATCHEE
NATIONAL FOREST LAK
E
ROO
SEV
ELT
NA
TIO
NA
L
RECR
EATI
ON
AREA
OKANOGAN-
WENATCHEE
NATIONAL
FOREST
Pasayten WildernessCOLVILLE
NATIONAL
FOREST
Salmo-
Priest
Wilderness
Mount Baker Wilderness
SAN JUAN ISNAT’LHISTORICPARK
SAN JUAN ISNAT’L
HISTORICPARK
WHIDBEY ISLANDNAVAL AIR STATION
DUNGENESSNATIONALWILDLIFE REFUGE
INDIANISLANDNAVAL
RES
JIM CREEKNAVAL RADIOSTATION
MOUNT BAKER -
SNOQUALMIE
NATIONAL FOREST
MOUNT BAKERNATIONALRECREATION AREA
BANGORNAVALSUBMARINEBASE
Henry M
Jackson
Wilderness
MOUNT BAKER - SNOQUALMIE
NATIONAL
FOREST
Boulder
River
Wilderness
Glacier
Peak
Wilderness
Buckhorn
Wilderness
The BrothersWilderness
O L Y M P I C
N A T I O N A L
P A R K
OKANOGAN -
WENATCHEE
NATIONAL FOREST
LAKE CHELAN
NATIONAL
RECREATION
AREA
ROSS LAKE
NATIONAL
RECREATION
AREA
MOUNT BAKER - SNOQUALMIENATIONAL FOREST
OLYMPIC
NATIONAL
FOREST
N O R T H
C A S C A D E S
N A T I O N A L
P A R KSAN JUAN ISLANDS
NAT’L WILDLIFE REFUGE(84 small islands in San Juan, Island,Skagit and Whatcom Counties)
Wild Sky
Wilderness
Noisy-DiobsudWilderness
OLYMPICNATIONAL
PARK
Colonel BobWilderness
OLYMPIC NATIONAL
FOREST
OLYMPIC
NATIONAL
FOREST
WonderMountainWilderness
MountSkokomishWilderness
FLATTERYROCKS
NATIONALWILDLIFEREFUGE
From 48°02' Nto 48°23' NLatitude
OLYMPIC
NATIONAL
FOREST
QUILLAYUTE NEEDLESNATIONAL WILDLIFE
REFUGEFrom 47°38' N to48°02' N Latitude
NOTE: (All rocks and islandsabove the mean high tide linewithin the Flattery Rocks,Quillayute Needles or
Copalis National WildlifeRefuges are part of thoseRefuges, except for James
Island near La Push)
COPALIS NATIONALWILDLIFE REFUGE
From 47°08' N to47°29' N Latitude
NISQUALLYNATIONAL
WILDLIFE REF
MT BAKERSNOQUALMIE
NATIONAL FORESTAdministered byGifford PinchotNational Forest
MOUNTST HELENSNAT’L VOLCANICMONUMENT
WILLAPANATIONALWILDLIFEREFUGE
JULIA BUTLER HANSENREFUGE FOR THE
COLUMBIANWHITE TAIL DEER
RIDGEFIELDNATIONAL
WILDLIFEREFUGE
Goat Rocks
Wilderness
Mount Adams
Wilderness
CONBOY LAKENAT'L WILDLIFEREFUGE
GIFFORD
PINCHOT
NATIONAL FOREST
Trapper CreekWilderness
IndianHeaven
Wilderness
Alpine Lakes
Wilderness
GlacierView
Wilderness
MOUNT RAINIER
NATIONAL PARK
Norse
Peak
Wilderness
MOUNT BAKER-
SNOQUALMIE
NATIONAL FOREST
ClearwaterWilderness
TatooshWilderness
William O
Douglas
Wilderness
OKANOGAN-WENATCHEE
NATIONAL
FOREST
JOINT BASELEWIS-McCHORD
JBLMMcCHORD
FIELD
SoutheastRegion
NortheastRegion
LOOMIS
STATE
FORESTLOOMIS
NRCA
LOOMIS
NRCA
DISHMANHILLSNRCA
LOUP
LOUP
STATE
FOREST
NANEUMRIDGESTATE
FOREST
MIMAMOUNDSNAP
YACOLT BURN STATE FOREST
South PugetSound Region
AHTANUMSTATE
FOREST
NorthwestRegion
TIGER MTNSTATEFOREST
WESTTIGER
MTNNRCA
TAHUYA
STATE FOREST
Olympic Region
PacificCascadeRegion
CYPRESSISLAND NRCA
LUMMIISLANDNRCA
LAKELOUISE
NRCA
HATISLANDNRCA
DEVIL'SLAKENRCA
GRANITELAKESNRCA
MORNING STAR
NRCA
RATTLESNAKEMTNSCENICAREA
MOUNTSINRCA
GREENMTN
STATEFOREST
LOWER CHEHALISSTATE FOREST
CAPITOL STATE
FOREST
ELKRIVERNRCA
WOODARD BAY NRCA
ELBE HILLSSTATEFOREST
TAHOMASTATEFOREST
MERRILLLAKE NRCA
TABLEMOUNTAINNRCA
HENDRICKSONCANYON
NRCA
SOUTHNEMAHNRCA
TEALSLOUGHNRCA
ELLSWORTHCREEKNRCA
KLICKITATCANYONNRCA
CATTLEPOINT NRCA
SHIPWRECKPOINTNRCA
OLYMPIC
EXPERIMENTAL
STATE
FOREST
CLEARWATERCORRIDORNRCASOUTH NOLAN
NRCA
WHITE SALMON OAKNRCA
WASHOUGAL OAKS NATURAL AREA
TAHOMAFOREST
NRCA
STAVISNRCA
LITTLEPEND OREILLE
DABOBBAYNRCA
MIDDLEFORKSNOQUALMIENRCA
TEANAWAYCOMMUNITY
FOREST
LACAMAS PRAIRIE NATURAL AREA
STEVENSONRIDGENRCA
SKAMOKAWACREEKNRCA
NASELLEHGHLNDSNRCA
ASHFORDNRCA
COLUMBIAHILLS NAP
CHEHALIS RIVERSURGE PLAIN NAP
KENNEDYCREEK NAP
SELAHCLIFFS NAP
TROUT LAKENAP
REITER FOOTHILLS FOREST
RAGINGRIVERSTATE
FOREST
G R AY S
H A R B O R
L E W I S
W A H K I A K U M
M A S O N
C L A R K
K I T S A P
S K A M A N I A
C L A L L A M
S K A G I T
ISLAND
K I T T I TA S
J E F F E R S O N
C H E L A N
P E N D O R E I L L E
F E R R YS T E V E N S
W A L L A
W A L L A
C O L U M B I A
A D A M S
F R A N K L I N
D O U G L A S
YA K I M A
W H I T M A N
PA C I F I C
S P O K A N E
O K A N O G A N
G R A N T
L I N C O L N
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Rive
r
LakeCelilo
LakeUmatilla
Stra
it
Klick
itat
Grays Harbor
Queets
River
DucRiver
Rive
r
North
River
E
ForkLewis
River
Nisqually
River
Sout
hFo
rk
Cowlitz
River
PugetSound
HohRiver
Yakima
River
RimrockLake
PackwoodLake
LakePateros
River
Colu
mbi
a
River
Columbia River
H o o d
C
a n
a l
PendO
reille
River
Spokane
River
Spokane
Rive
r
Snak
e
River Snake
River
Columbia
River
Okanogan
Rive
r
Methow
River
Spada Lake
Saratoga
Passage
Admiralty
Inlet
River
Lewis River
South
Fork
Stillaguamish River
South
Fork
North Fork
Nooksack
River
Sauk
River
LakeYoungs
CedarRiver
Green
RiverWhite
River
Hok
o
River
NFk Calawah River
Bogachiel River
Clearwater River
Dun
gene
ss
Rive
r
Wes
tFo
rkSa
tsop
Rive
r
DosewallipsRiver
Duckabush River
River
Chehalis
River
River
Grays
River
Willapa
River
Elochom
an
Rive
r Green River
North
ForkSouth
Fork
Cowlitz
River
Cispus
River
KalamaRiver
Wind
River
Whi
teSa
lmon
Rive
r
Washougal
River
CoweemanRiver
Deschutes
River
Puyallup
River
Carbon
River
Blac
k R
iver
TietonRiver
White
River
ChiwawaRiver
Rock
Creek
AlderCreek
Satu
s
Creek
Yakima
River
Ahtanum Creek
Wenas
Creek
Swau
k
Cree
k
Wenatchee
River
River
Stehekin
RiverTwisp
River
River
Lost
Rive
r
Sinl
ahek
inCr
eek
Kettle
Rive
r
Kettle
River
Little Pend
Oreille
Rive
r
Little
Spok
ane
Rive
r
SanpoilRiver
Pine
Creek
RockCree
k
Cow
Cree
k
Palo
use
River
Palouse
River
Union Flat
Creek
SouthFk
River
Touc
het
River
Dry
Creek
Pataha
Creek
Tucannon
River
Sout
hFo
rk
NorthFork
Asotin Creek
Crab
Creek
Colville
River
Latah
Creek
D
Lake
SouthFork
CalawahRiver
SuiattleRiver
ColdwaterLake Toppenish Creek
Wils
on
Creek
DouglasCreek
McC
artn
eyCr
eekTo
ltRive
r
SultanRiver
Lewis River
South Fork
SkokomishRiver
East
Fork
Satsop
River
Lake
Creek
Walla
Walla
River
Grande Ronde River
Stillaguamish
River
NorthFork
Columbia River
Riv
er
Wish
kah
Rive
r
Quinault
River
Little
Klickitat
River
Klic
kita
t
River
Whit
eCr
eek
Dry
Creek
Selah
Creek
SouthFork
Cowich
e Creek
Mill Creek
Deadman
Creek
Cottonwood Creek
Canniwai
Cree
k
Duck
Creek
Coal
Creek
Crab
Creek
Deep
Creek
Haw
k
Creek
Creek
Hall
Creek
Sullivan
Creek
SullivanLake
Mill Cree
k
Sherman Creek
NorthFork
South Fork
Cree
k
Big
Sheep Creek
DeepCreek
Toro
da
Creek
Mye
rsCr
eek
TunkCreek
Lost
Creek
Omak Creek
East Foster
Creek
Crab
Creek
Lower CrabCreek
American
River
Naches
River
LittleNaches
River
Bumping
River
Yakima
River
Cle
Elum
Rive
r
Icicle
Creek
Mad
River
Lake
Eightmile
CreekLake
Creek
Chew
uch
River
Pasa
yten
River
Canyon
Creek
GraniteCreek
Baker
River
Cascade
River
SkagitRiver
SkykomishRiver
Wes
t
Fork
Whi
teRi
ver
Nor
th
Fork
Middle
Fork
River
Nor
th
Fork
River
Bonaparte
Creek
Rock Creek
TaneumCreek
South Fork
Creek
North
South
WhiteChuck
River
Finne
y
Skagit
River
River
Vancouver Lake
South
Fork
Little Wenatchee River
Skookumchuck
LakeMerwin
Yale Lake
BumpingLake
S T RA
I T
OF
G E O R G I A
Rosa
rio
Snohomish
River
River
Snoqualmie
South Fork ToltReservoir
Fk
LakeChaplain
LakeCavanaugh
LakeShannon
BakerLake
RossLake
Diablo Lake
Samish Bay
Padilla Bay
Boundary
Bay
Lk Sammamish
Chester Morse Lake
Newaukum
LakeScanewa
Riffe Lake
MayfieldLake
SkookumchuckReservoir
Howard AHansonReservoir
LakeCushman
Hum
ptul
ips
Wyn
ooch
ee
WynoocheeLake
LakeQuinault
LakeWenatchee
WaluptLake
Spirit Lake
SwiftReservoir
Willapa
Bay
SilverLake
LakeOzette
Lake Crescent
River
Elwha
EntiatLake
Manastash
Priest RapidsLake
Glade
Creek
LakeWallula
Columbia
River
Columbia
River
PalmerLake
Methow
LakeWhatcom
Lake
Was
hing
ton
KeechelusLake
KachessLake
Cle ElumLake
OsoyoosLake
TwinLakes
Rufus
OmakLake
BuffaloLake
OwhiLake
Nes
pelem
Ninemile
JamesonLake
Billy ClappLake
LenoreLake
BlueLake
SoapLake
Bank
s L
ake
Franklin
Roos
evelt
Samish
River
Middle
Fork
South Fork
Sol
P A C I F I C
O C E A N
CurlewLake
Chelan
CalispellLake
BeadLake
DeerLake
WaittsLake
DiamondLake
LongLake
EloikaLake
LoonLake
LibertyLake
RockLake
SpragueLake
LakeBryan
LowerGraniteLakeLake
HerbertG West
LakeSacajawea
MosesLake
WanapumLake
Potholes Reservoir
Nan
eum
C
reek
Bould
er
AlderLake
Toutle
LakeTapps
Creek
Cr
Pilch
uck
BirchBay
NewmanLake
Cheh
alis
Woods
Lake
Entiat
West
ForkSanpoil
River
S T R A I T OF J U A N D E F U C A
Creek
Rattlesna
ke
ConconullyLake
Boundary Pass
Haro Strait
HammaHamma
River
Fk
Palouse
Teanaway R
Naselle
S A L I S H S E A
BLANCHARD STATE FOREST
JOHNDAY DAM
AMTRAK
AMTRAK
AMTRAK
AMTRAK
ICEHARBOR
DAM
DRY FALLS DAM
BONNEVILLE DAM
WANAPUMDAM
PRIEST RAPIDSDAM
BOUNDARYDAM
MUDMOUNTAINDAM
TIETONDAM
McNARYDAM
CHIEFJOSEPHDAM GRAND COULEE DAM
LITTLEFALLSDAM
LOWERGRANITEDAM
LITTLEGOOSEDAM
LOWERMONUMENTALDAM
ROCKYREACHDAM
O'SULLIVAN DAM
BOXCANYONDAM
WELLSDAM
ROCKISLANDDAM
PINTODAM
AMTRAK
AMTRAK
AMTRAK
AMTR
AK
AMTRAK
Tunnel
AMTRAK
AMTRAK
AMTRAK
AMTRAK
AMTR
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AMTRAK
AMTR
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Frenchman Hills
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Blac
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Big Lava Bed
PointBrown
CapeDisappointment
LeadbetterPoint
MOSES
COULE
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LIND
COULEE
ROCKY
PatosIs
Dungeness Spit
Island
Whidbey
GypsyPeak
(7309)
Camano
Island
CapeFlattery
COULEE
Maury Is
GRA
ND
COUL
EE
San
Juan Island
WaldronIsStuart
Is
Orcas
Island
Lopez
Island
BlakelyIs
Decatur Is
Shaw Is
SuciaIs
MatiaIs
LummiIsland
CypressIs
GuemesIs
FidalgoIs
MarrowstoneIsland
Monte CristoPeak(7233)
MountBaker(10,785)
HartsPass
(6198)
JackMountain(9066)
MountRedoubt(8956)
MountFury
(8300)
MountShuksan(9127)
PointRoberts
BainbridgeIsland
Harstine Island
AndersonIsland
McNeilIs
Fox Is
CayusePass
(4675)
ChinookPass(5430)
Stampede Pass(3700)
NachesPass(4923)
Snoqualmie Pass(3022)
Big SnowMountain
(6680)
MountDaniel(7960)
StevensPass(4061)
GlacierPeak(10,541)
LongfellowMountain(6577)
BonanzaPeak
(9511)
CascadePass (5400)
MountLogan(9087)
Rainy Pass (4855) Washington
Pass (5477)
RobinsonMountain(8726)
MountLago
(8745)
MountStuart(9415)
SnowgrassMountain(8050)
MountRainier
(14,411)
WhitePass
(4500)
MountAix(7766)
GilbertPeak(8184)
Mount Adams(12,276)
SignalPeak(5100)
Toutle Mtn Range
LongIsland
MountDeception
(7788)
MountAnderson(7321)
MountOlympus
(7969)
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A D
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PyramidMountain
(8245)
E N T I A T M O U N T A I N S
C H E L A N M O U N T A I N S
BlewettPass
(4102)
W E N A T C H E E M O U N T A I N S
Rattlesnake Hills
SatusPass
(3107)Simcoe Mountains
H O R S E
H E A V E N H I L L S
SAWTOO
TH RIDGE
Loup LoupSummit(4020)
TiffanyMountain
(8242)
CathedralPeak
(8601)
VashonIsland
MountBonaparte
(7258)
OmakMountain(5749)
MosesMountain(6774)
DisautelSummit(3252)
TunkMountain(6054)
WaucondaSummit(4310)
SnowPeak
(7103)
ShermanPass
(5575)
CopperButte
(7135)
TogoMountain(6148)
KETT
LE
R
IVE
R
RA
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AbercrombieMountain
(7308)
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K I R
K
M
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A I
N S
NorthBaldy(6173)
Old DominionPeak(5773)
ChewelahMountain(5773)
MountSpokane(5867)
SteptoeButte(3612)
W a h l u k e Slope
S A D D L E M O U N T A I N S
Umtanum Ridge
W I L L A P A H I L L S
GrizzlyMountain(6381)
CalispellPeak(6855)
KamiakButte
(3641)
OregonButte(6387)
MountSaint
Helens(8366)
MountIndex(5979)
MountConstitution(2407)
Sinclair Is
HenryIs
SpiedenIs
ClarkIs
JonesIs
Mission Peak(6876)
Ediz Hook
CapeAlava
Hurricane Ridge
Port Orchard
OceanShores
Northport
CopalisBeach
Kalama
Colville
Prosser
Newport
BridgeportCoulee Dam
Brewster
Okanogan
Riverside
Tonasket
Oroville
Metaline
Ione
Cusick
Springdale
Deer Park
Millwood
Fairfield
Rockford
MedicalLake
Waitsburg
Pomeroy
Clarkston
Asotin
Uniontown
Colton
George
SoapLake
Creston
Wilbur
Almira
Harrington
DavenportReardan
Albion
Colfax
Palouse
St John
Tekoa
Garfield
Oakesdale
Connell
Waverly
Farmington
Wellpinit
Hartline
Warden
Mesa
Starbuck
Omak
Conconully
Nespelem
Endicott
Bickleton
Loomis
Republic
Marcus
Spangle
Latah
Coulee City
Mansfield
Ephrata
Hatton
Kahlotus
Washtucna
Lind
La Crosse
Prescott
Dayton
Quincy
Rosalia
Touchet
Malden
Keller
BoundaryLaurierDanvilleFerry
Eureka
Almota
Chewelah
Curlew
Index
Leavenworth
Holden Lucerne
Stehekin
Mazama
Chelan
Pateros
IncheliumGifford
Packwood
Randle Moxee
Tieton
Union Gap
Kittitas
Cle Elum
Roslyn
WatervilleEntiat
Naches
OdessaSprague
Ritzville
Lamont
Othello
Vantage
Mattawa
Cliffdell
Easton
Cheney
Elma
McCleary
Oakville
Yelm
Cosmopolis
Shelton
Hoodsport
Roy
Tenino
Raymond
Pe Ell
Chehalis
Sumner
Orting
Carbonado
Wilkeson
Morton
MossyrockWinlock
DuPont
Woodinville
Carnation
Duvall
Westport
Amanda Park
Enumclaw
Newcastle
Pacific
Algona
Fircrest FifeMilton
Edgewood
Montesano
Ruston
Oysterville
Skykomish
Snoqualmie
Belfair
Poulsbo
Quilcene
Kalaloch
Taholah
Napavine
Eatonville
Tumwater
Elbe
Kingston
Suquamish
Tokeland
Buckley
Matlock
Fall City
Moclips
Hoquiam
Steilacoom
Bucoda
Rainier
Camas
Ilwaco
Cathlamet
Kelso
Toledo
BingenCarson
MabtonGrandview
Selah
Granger
Wapato
Zillah
Cougar
Stevenson
Toppenish
Trout Lake
North Bonneville
Ryderwood
Vader
Altoona
WoodlandLa Center
Yacolt
Washougal
Goldendale
Glenwood
Alderdale
Harrah
Ridgefield
Paterson Plymouth
Roosevelt
La Push
Forks
Neah Bay
Langley
Snohomish
Stanwood
Arlington
ConcreteMarblemount
Sumas
Everson
BurlingtonHamilton
Blaine
Lynden
Sequim
Twisp
Winthrop
Eastsound
Ferndale
Nooksack
Lyman
Coupeville
La Conner
PortGamble
Clinton
PortTownsend
Deming
Diablo
Newhalem
Anatone
Cashmere
GraniteFalls
Sultan
Gold Bar
Darrington
Grand Coulee
North Bend
LakeForest
Park
LongBeach
BattleGround
AirwayHeights
Rockport
Black Diamond
FridayHarbor
LakeStevens
SedroWoolley
MillCreek
CastleRock
GigHarbor
NormandyPark
BonneyLake
WhiteSwan
SouthCle Elum
SouthPrairie
SouthBend
RocheHarbor
ClallamBay
BentonCity
WestRichland
ElmerCity
WilsonCreek
Krupp(Marlin)
MetalineFalls
CollegePlace
RockIsland
EastWenatchee
RoyalCity
KettleFalls
ElectricCity
WhiteSalmon
LibertyLake
Longmire
Paradise
Sunrise
Longbranch
Olympia
Pasco
Richland
Pullman
Moses Lake
Kennewick
Wenatchee
Ellensburg
Puyallup
Aberdeen
SeaTac
Renton
KirklandRedmond
Shoreline
Burien
Bothell
MountlakeTerraceEdmonds
Lakewood
Bremerton
Centralia
Lacey
Issaquah
AuburnCovington
Tukwila
Longview
Sunnyside
Lynnwood
Mukilteo
Marysville
Anacortes
Sammamish
Monroe
Kenmore
Oak Harbor
DesMoines
MercerIs
MapleValley
UniversityPlace
Port Angeles
MountVernon
WallaWalla
BainbridgeIsland
SPOKANE
YAKIMA
KENT
BELLEVUE
TACOMA
FEDERALWAY
VANCOUVER
SEATTLE
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QUILEUTEINDIAN
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Colville Indian Reservationboundary extends to mid-
channel of Columbia Riverfrom Okanogan River to
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Spokane Indian Reservation Boundary extends to opposite shore of the Columbia and Spokane Rivers
Colville Indian Reservation boundaryextends to mid-channel of ColumbiaRiver from northern Spokane Indian
Reservation Boundary to northernColville Indian Reservation
boundary.
STILLAGUAMISHTRIBE
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LUMMI INDIANRESERVATION
UPPER SKAGITTRIBE
NOOKSACKTRIBE
PORTMADISON SUQUAMISH INDIAN RES
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NISQUALLYINDIAN
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SQUAXINISLANDINDIAN
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QUINAULTINDIAN
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LOWER ELWHAKLALLAMINDIAN RES
YAKAMA INDIAN
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SPOKANE INDIAN
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JAMESTOWNS’KLALLAMTRIBE
MUCKLESHOOTINDIAN RES
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Miles
Kilometers
0 10 20 40
0 15 30 75
Scale 1:750,0001 inch on the map represents approximately 12 miles on the ground1 centimeter on the map represents 7.5 kilometers on the ground
Elevations are in feet
Projection: Lambert conformal conic with standard parallels at 45o 50’ and 47o 20’ north latitudes.Washington State Plane Coordinate System, South Zone, NAD 83 HARN
STATE TRUST LANDSand Other Major Public and Tribal Lands in Washington State
VANCOUVER ISLAND
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Cultural FeaturesDNR Region Of�ce (with Region Name)
Cities, Towns, and Communities
Over 250,000 people
70,000 – 250,000 / 15,000 – 69,999
Under 15,000
County Seat (underlined) / State Capital
PacificCascadeRegion
SEATTLE SPOKANE Anacortes
Clarkston
Wenatchee Olympia
47
101
90
101
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90
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23
Roads and Railroads
Interstate Highway: Washington / Out of State
U.S. Highway: Washington / Out of State; Trans-Canada
Washington State Highway / OR, ID or BC Provincial Highway
U.S. Forest Service Route; Other Road / Other Out of State
AMTRAK Railroad
State trust and other DNR-managed lands data portrayed on the map are effective 2 / 2016.
Effective dates for other public lands:State Department of Fish and Wildlife: 06 / 2015State Parks and Recreation Commission: 03 /2015US Fish and Wildlife Service: 03/2015Other lands: 2010 - 2015
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Most state-owned lands in Washington are managed by the state Department of Natural Resources (DNR). DNR manages a variety of lands for a variety of purposes. See pie chart on other side.
State Forest Transfer
State ForestPurchased
STATE FOREST TRUST LANDS
Formerly Forest Board Trust lands. Bene�t schools, counties, and local services.
OTHERBene�t a varity of trusts and interests
including Community Colleges, Community Forests, and others.
Natural Area Preserve (NAP)
Natural Resources Conservation Area (NRCA)
Lands dedicated to protecting rare and native species and ecosystems. Access on NAPs is restricted to approved scienti�c research and educational uses.
GRANTED TRUST LANDS
Agricultural School
Scienti�c School
Normal School
University Transferred
University Original
Charitable, Educational, Penal and Reformatory Institutions
Capitol Grant
TRUST LANDS
Lands held in trust to support speci�c public bene�ciaries. See other side for more information.
2.9 MILLION ACRES
5.6 MILLION ACRES
Bene�t the state’s public schools, universities, and other institutions.
NATURAL AREAS
157,000 ACRES
AQUATIC LANDS
Public tidelands, shorelands, and beds of navigable waters are managed to bene�t the general public. Tidelands extend from mean high tide to extreme low tide. About 40 percent are state-owned. Beds of navigable waters below extreme low tide are usually state-owned.
2.6 MILLION ACRES
Common School, Indemnity and Escheat
Other Public LandsGenerally, parcels shown on this map are 160 acres or larger, and only major administrative areas are labeled.
Department of Fish and Wildlife
Other State
Forest Service: Wilderness
Forest Service:National Forest
National Park, Recreation Area, or Monument
Other County or Municipal
Bureau of Land Management
Bureau of Reclamation
Army Corps of Engineers
Fish and Wildlife Service
Other Federal
OTHER STATE LANDS
OTHER LANDS
FEDERAL LANDS
State Parks and Recreation Commission
» Many public or tribal lands portrayed on this map are closed or have restricted entry and travel rules.
» Please observe all municipal, state, federal, and tribal regulations.
Tribal Center Tribal lands or Indian Reservation Upland Boundary
Municipal Watershed
Land Base Ownerships
DNR: DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCESWDFW: DEPARTMENT OF FISH & WILDLIFEDATA: RECREATION & CONSERVATION OFFICE’S 2014 INVENTORY
DNR Uplands6.9%
DNR Aquatics5.6%
Cities and County 1.5%
WDFW 1.4%
State Parks 0.2%
How do public lands contribute to Washington’s quality of life? When people hear ‘public lands,’ they think of parks and recreation, and may not realize all the bene�ts that public lands provide.
Most public lands in Washington State are above 3,000 feet. High elevation public lands offer wild, unique animal habitat, dramatic vistas, recreation, and some commercial opportunities. Most lower elevation public lands are highways and roads, schools, city halls, and other public buildings. However, state trust lands are some of the largest natural resources landscapes in the lower elevations—managed to provide revenue, protect wildlife habitat and water, and offer countless options for recreation and education.
Private, Tribal, and Other56.5%
Federal27.8%
L ATITUDE
LONGITUDE
Township“square”
Section
Township line
Range line
Hatch marks with degree values around the map show latitude and longitude. Latitude is the location north or south of the equator. Longitude is the location east or west of the Prime Meridian (north-south running line through the Greenwich Observatory in England). | Tics (plus signs) in the map body show where longitude and latitude intersect. Washington’s northeast corner is almost at 49º N 117º W.
DNR manages some blocks of land for multiple state trusts. DNR uses ‘land exchanges’ with public and private entities to consolidate trust land ownership into larger blocks that can be managed more effectively — mostly to ‘block up’ forested trust lands.
DEGREES, HATCH MARKS & TICKS D I S T R I B U T I O N A N D PAT T E R N S O F O W N E R S H I P
Washington’s patterns of public land ownerships have changed in the 120+ years since statehood, but current patterns still give clues to past land management. Most public land is federal and in large blocks above 3,000 feet elevation. | At statehood, the federal government granted sections 16 and 36 of each township to the state to support the public or ‘common’ schools. If sections were already patented (private land) or otherwise unavailable, an equivalent amount of property, known as “in lieu” land, was granted to the state elsewhere.
In Eastern Washington, Common School trust land is scattered in 1-mile square parcels across the landscape — a remnant of the original federal grant lands.
Some areas look like checkerboards. In many places this pattern of land ownership is left from when every other section was deeded by the federal government to railroad companies.
Sources: Public land survey, county, Washington (WA) state boundaries and Department of Natural Resources (DNR)-managed lands are from DNR’s geographic information system (DNRGIS). Other public lands are also from DNRGIS and are derived from US Bureau of Land Management ownership records or from digital, graphic, or tabular data from other participating public agencies or Tribes. WA Interstate, US, and state highways are from WA Department of Transportation data or maps. All other roads are from DNRGIS. WA hydrography is from Environmental Protection River Reach data.
N O T E T O M A P U S E R S
Out-of-state roads and hydrography are from 1:250,000 US Geological Survey (USGS) or Natural Resources Canada quads. Feature names and elevations are from USGS Geographic Names Information System and other public agencies or Tribes.Disclaimer: Extreme care was used during the compilation of this map to ensure accuracy. However, due to changes in ownership and the need to rely on outside information, the Department of Natural Resources cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions, and, therefore, there are no warranties which accompany this material.
Credits: Produced by WA Department of Natural Resources. |Cartographic research, design & production: Engineering Division: Elizabeth Eberle and Mark Macleod, Resource Mapping Section; Donald W. Hiller, Forest Roads Section; DNR cadastral database management: Survey Section. | Geographic information system support: Information Technology Division. | Product graphic design and layout: Communications & Outreach: Luis Prado. Project direction, text, writing and editing: Communications & Outreach, Sandra Kaiser, Director.
The map grid represents part of the U.S. Public Land Survey System. The grid origin for Oregon and Washington is near Portland, Oregon where the Willamette Meridian and the Base Line intersect, monumented with the Willamette Stone on June 4, 1851. The Meridian is intersected by township lines extending east-west; the Base Line is intersected by range lines running north-south at about six-mile intervals with
WHAT IS THE GRID ACROSS THE MAP?
adjustments for the earth’s curvature. The resulting “thirty-six mile squares” are townships. | Each township is divided into 36 roughly one-mile squares called sections. | Townships are referenced by their distance north or south of the Base Line and east or west of the Willamette Meridian. For example, Vancouver, WA is in T2N R1E — the second township (T) north of the Base Line, and the �rst range (R) east of the Willamette Meridian. Small, black numbers, and letters identify township and range.
