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15 125° 99 97 Rossland How do public 124° 17 123° 122° 121° 120° 119° Grand 118° 22A 117° S 22 49° T 13 Abbotsford Forks CANADA 49° R Tsawwassen Boundary lands contribute to A B R I T I S H C O L U M B I A Midway Osoyoos Salmo- USA I Big T Bay Blaine 543 BOUNDARY Gypsy CANADA Danville Laurier Boundary DAM Sumas CHARLES AND MARY EDER Ferry Peak ’s O Sheep Abercrombie Point 547 WILDLIFE AREA Creek Galiano Island F LOOMIS Osoyoos Mountain N Roberts 546 Ross Cathedral (7309) Mount River USA Togo (7308) G Lynden Peak Lake T40N Redoubt Lake NRCA CHESAW Creek River Mountain quality of life? E - SNOQUALMIE (8601) Birch Everson (8956) WILDLIFE AREA (6148) Priest O Nooksack Oroville OKANOGAN- Northport R Bay NATIONAL FOREST T40N Deep G Nooksack Metaline Creek Creek Kettle 9 Pasayten Falls When people hear ‘public I 548 544 Palmer Kettle A North Fork 539 Lake Curlew Creek Wilderness lands,’ they think of parks and N O R T H NATIONAL Sullivan Myers COLVILLE 39 Mayne LAKE TERRELL River North Metaline WILDLIFE AREA 21 2016 Is TENNANT LAKE AND Mount Fork S Upper recreation, and may not realize all the Ferndale Creek Sullivan NOOKSACK Mount 39 31 Priest Deming Mount Lago Lake NATIONAL Lake Saltspring WILDLIFE AREAS N Shuksan Fury (8745) River EA Lake LUMMI INDIAN R I bene ts that public lands provide. Patos Toroda 25 North Middle WHATCOM (9127) (8300) A Island RESERVATION NOOKSACK Loomis COLVILLE BOX Is Creek LOOMIS Saturna 542 Pender TRIBE FOREST A Jack WENATCHEE Creek CANYON

AMTRAK Is Island RECREATION Mountain DAM Lake E T Most public lands in Washington 38 r

Lummi Mount e Mount River (9066) STATE G Sucia Whatcom d N Bonaparte l N

Island N Moresby Fork Baker u O River Ione Is River South o I State are above 3,000 feet. High 38 (7258) A Baker T Is South BELLINGHAM (10,785) Robinson Fork B U A LOOMIS FOREST R Matia LAKE River Pender Is LAKE E Swartz Clark WESTERN WA Creek Mountain Pend KANIKSU LOUISE Eightmile Curlew R elevation public lands offer wild, Boundary Pass Is WHATCOM C A S C A D E S Wauconda O Waldron Is UNIV (8726) NRCA C Bay NRCA Harts E 1 Eastsound LUMMI PARK Summit Lake Copper Is Sinlahekin R Stuart Pass Tonasket unique animal habitat, dramatic VANCOUVER Mount ISLAND (4310) Butte M

AREA Is (6198) Tiffany NATIONAL Constitution WILDLIFE LUMMI Canyon 37 (7135) Lost Creek MORAN Mountain (2407) AREA ISLAND South Diablo Diablo Lake SINLAHEKIN Nordman 37 vistas, recreation, and some Spieden STATE L NRCA (8242) Bonaparte Orcas LARRABEE MOUNT BAKER WILDLIFE AREA NATIONAL A Is PARK Baker Marcus COLVILLE NATIONAL N

Sidney NATIONAL Sidney Jones STATE PARK OKANOGAN - WENATCHEE Oreille Newhalem commercial opportunities. Most lower Lake Sherman O Henry RECREATION AREA I

ISLAND Is Kettle Roche Is Island Sinclair Granite Creek t BLANCHARD T i Republic Pass Is Harbor a Is A Falls Mill Old Dominion River NATIONAL r STATE SHERMAN CREEK (5575) Priest elevation public lands are highways t w N

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Samish Fork H NAT’L (5773) Lake SAN LITTLE UPPER 36 and roads, schools, city halls, and HISTORIC Shaw Creek a Bay R North River Chewuch CYPRESS SKAGIT r PARK Snow PEND OREILLE Mazama E Noisy-Diobsud o FOREST Baldy Is Northwest N A T I O N A L OKANOGAN Creek ISLAND NRCA INDIAN 36 West Lake Peak V Blakely Wilderness Sherman Colville other public buildings. However, state RES River I (6173) T Friday Is Region Shannon RENDEZVOUS (7103) San R L

Guemes WILDLIFE Tunk E Harbor Conconully TUNK VALLEY Fork HAT V trust lands are some of the largest S Concrete AREA Conconully Mountain Cypress Is ISLAND 11 River WILDLIFE AREA E Oreille Lake t Juan Lyman MINERAL HILL S Northeast Sedro Mount S FOREST FOREST r Rainy (6054) an Is SAMISH NRCA p O a Decatur Marblemount WILDLIFE AREA SCOTCH FOREST 35 Logan o natural resources landscapes in the Samish Woolley i O Region i NATION UPPER SKAGIT Pass BIG VALLEY Tunk l JUAN t Island Is Washington CREEK R Anacortes TRIBE (9087) WILDLIFE PEARRYGIN Columbia (4855) Lopez Hamilton Pass (5477) WILDLIFE Creek Creek Rockport 35 AREA LAKE METHOW Pend o Cascade lower elevations—managed to Riverside i River Padilla AREA r STATE PARK Little Fidalgo Island a Bay Burlington Skagit

s Cape Is Skagit BALD EAGLE R PEND OREILLE

o Stehekin provide revenue, protect wildlife SAN JUAN IS iv WILDLIFE er E 395 NATURAL POGUE Calispell Priest Flattery R NAT’L Winthrop K Colville CATTLE WILDLIFE GRANITE Omak E HISTORIC Cascade MOUNTAIN A Peak L habitat and water, and offer S POINT NRCA Creek LOUP Mountain Hall L K STATE PARK 538 SKAGIT AREA LAKES River Pass (5400) P A R K WILDLIFE (6855) Neah Bay PARK 536 Sauk Lost T SWINOMISH NATIONAL AREA FOREST 34 Grizzly 57 CANADA 14 NRCA AREA (5749) T LITTLE PEND OREILLE INDIAN R Omak E Mountain I countless options for recreation and NAT’L WILDLIFE REFUGE RESERVATION Mount Loup Loup VICTORIA 34 LOUP K (6381) MAKAH (84 small islands in San Juan, Island, Finney BIG BUCK Summit K A Vernon WILDLIFE AREA 215 education. SHIPWRECK Skagit and Whatcom Counties) La Conner LAKE CHELAN (4020) L INDIAN USA MOUNT BAKER - Moses POINT Twisp Creek KALISPEL RES River STATE Mountain STEVENS E FLATTERY NRCA S WHIDBEY ISLAND SNOQUALMIE NATIONAL Cusick INDIAN NAVAL AIR STATION SKAGIT BAY Twisp (6774) S RESERVATION ROCKS T L Lake Glacier River Sanpoil 33 NATIONAL R ESTUARY Cr NATIONAL FOREST RECREATION FERRY Cavanaugh FOREST Okanogan Creek River A Bead WILDLIFE I WILDLIFE AREA 534 k Omak T uc 33 AREA Lake Chelan Gifford Sandpoint I h COLVILLE Lake REFUGE O c Whidbey l From 48°02' N F i SAUK-SUIATTLE Inchelium J P 16 GOLDEN DOE Chewelah to 48°23' N U Oak Harbor TRIBE 12 Calispell River Clallam A S 13 14 Stehekin WILDLIFE AREA CHILIWIST Disautel Chewelah Latitude N A 16 Lake DNR-Managed Lands Bay D C WILDLIFE Summit River Mountain R15W E F U Fork Suiattle 12 14 15 (5773) Lake Pend 14 H 20 530 Bonanza AREA (3252) MAKAH OZETTE Sawtooth Wilderness Okanogan Omak 32 Twin ISLAND Stanwood Peak 155 r Oreille INDIAN RES STILLAGUAMISH North Darrington River Lake e Lakes (9511) 153 v 5.6 MILLION ACRES 532 i Hoko Coupeville Camano TRIBE T32N S

AND OTHER MAJOR PUBLIC AND MAJOR PUBLIC AND OTHER STATE WASHINGTON LANDS IN TRIBAL Stillaguamish R INDIAN Cape River A Peak 17 W Colville Indian Reservation boundary Newport Alava Saratoga 18 T 23 25 2 Dungeness Spit 8 9 10 R11E11 19 O Owhi River extends to mid-channel of Columbia 211 41 112 Island O Priest River Most state-owned lands in Admiralty River TEXAS CREEK River from northern Spokane Indian AMTRAK Arlington T 113 LOWER ELWHA DUNGENESS Boulder Colville Indian Reservation Lake Holden H WILDLIFE AREA Reservation Boundary to northern Diamond Lake KLALLAM MOUNT BAKER - SNOQUALMIE Lucerne 31 NATIONAL boundary extends to mid- Colville Indian Reservation Waitts 13 Washington are managed by Ediz Hook Lake INDIAN RES River WILDLIFE REFUGE JIM CREEK White channel of boundary. Ozette m Lake 43 South e 41 R45E 531 NAVAL RADIO from Okanogan River to l 40 44 20 e the state Department of Natural Port Angeles STATION Wilderness Chuck p Nespelem Spokane River. s 42 117 Port e OLYMPIC Deer OLYMPIC OLYMPIC MILLER 31 RESERVATION 39 38 N 37 NATIONAL PENINSULA Townsend R4E Glacier 26 27 28 N Lake Resources (DNR). DNR manages a Marrowstone 5 6 20 21 22 24 i RUSTLER’S STATE PARK 7 n PARK River Island Peak INDIAN DAN em GULCH 30 Lake Sequim Passage R CANYON Lake i WILDLIFE variety of lands for a variety of INDIAN TULALIP Fork River (10,541) ID Brewster le Duc G River WILDLIFE AREA Sol ISLAND INDIAN E PATEROS Buffalo T30N SNOHOMISH AREA Keller Creek purposes. See pie chart on other side. NAVAL 525 RES MOUNT WILDLIFE Lake 292 EXPERIMENTAL Calawah River RES Granite PILCHUCK Pyramid Fk River Lake Crescent 92 AREA 173 36 Springdale 48° 101 Marysville Falls STATE PARK Stillaguamish 30 Chiwawa Mountain 34 35 N NATIONAL River Columbia Woods 31 R32E 33 Loon JAMESTOWN Langley 528 C A S C A D E R A N(8245) G E 29 30 Eloika 116 SNOHOMISH Rufus Lake 48° Olympic Region S’KLALLAM A Lake T29N COUNTY PUD CENTRAL H u c k l e b e r r y M o u n t a i n TRUST LANDS TRIBE Pateros River E O L Y M P I C M O U N T A I N S Island Wilderness Lake FERRY R 12 H Lake River Spirit FOREST u A rric 19 CANYON South ane Stevens 13 Elmer QUILEUTE 110 R Inlet 529 MORNING 29 WILDLIFE 29 Lake Forks CLALLAM idge 204 97 City 231 54 INDIAN E 2 Spada C Chelan AREA Spokane Indian Reservation Boundary extends Deer Park l R6W 4 EVERETT STAR Henry M Lake Bridgeport 2.9 MILLION ACRES RESERVATION Fork w 5 3 Lake River CHELAN H CHIEF to opposite shore of the Columbia and Spokane Rivers 8 7 h 2 R1W R1E Clinton EBEY ISLAND Lake River E Pateros 174 MOUNT a S WILDLIFE AREA Sultan E L JOSEPH Coulee Dam La Push Calawah River 3 Chaplain NRCA N A BRIDGEPORT DAM SPOKANE Jackson GRAND COULEE DAM ra t SPOKANE INDIAN STATE PARK STATE Monte Cristo T N WILDLIFE F nkl l

28 Buckhorn I i e Mount Mukilteo Peak A WELLS n

Lands held in trust to support E Longfellow AREA v 11 S T Spokane

DAM e 10 n (7233) M East RESERVATION 9 O L Y M P I C 526 Mountain White Foster 17 Grand Coulee s Bogachiel o Snohomish A Spokane (5867) I D A H O Wilderness OKANOGAN - o speci c public bene ciaries. See River PORT h EVERETT (6577) M O E 28 SEV Spokane Dungeness 104 O E o R Electric O L o DABOB A m O U Creek R T OLYMPIC GAMBLE is MUNICIPAL WALLACE A h LAKE D R BAY Fk City Wellpinit N River S’KLALLAM U N WEST FOSTER other side for more information. QUILLAYUTE NEEDLES AMTRAK WATERSHED FALLS 28 AMTRAK 96 NRCA N O T e LITTLE INDIAN RES Wild Sky CREEK I STATE PARK NATIONAL WILDLIFE k FOREST T A T a FALLS Sultan WILDLIFE AREA N Mount A L A A REFUGE River 5 Monroe 12 I TI N O E DAM 206 River Mount Wilderness Puget I N Olympus 27 From 47°38' N to Mill 15 A R River REITER N s L Port North Deception L S 150 STEAMBOAT C Hoh (7969) 13 i k GRANTED TRUST LANDS 48°02' N Latitude Creek FOOTHILLS tt S E E 291 Gold Bar NATIONAL l n Long (7788) Gamble Lynnwood 527 14 e F ROCK R N A T I O N A L WENATCHEE I a Skykomish FOREST W Little Quilcene e L STATE 27 n B Lake 53 NATIONAL 524 a CHELAN BUTTE D Hayden Wilderness 27 tc Entiat Hayden Bene t the state’s public schools, FORKS OF THE SKY h L PARK River 522 ee Chelan I Index River Mad WILDLIFE 41 Mountlake STATE PARK W DEVIL'S River Hawk Lake 3 Kingston 971 AREA RIVERSIDE HOH INDIAN Edmonds Lake Newman universities, and other institutions. LAKE 307 STATE PARK CLEARWATER Terrace Mansfield

RESERVATION River Dosewallips Wenatchee Lake Post

CORRIDOR Mount NRCA

Lands Creston SOUTH NOLAN NRCA FOREST PORT AMTRAK Falls Anderson Shoreline Bothell 207 172 E Common Mount K Agricultural NRCA 26 (7321) Poulsbo MADISON Woodinville Stevens NOTE: (All rocks and islands River Duvall ENTIAT CHESTER A SUQUAMISH Index South L Wilbur P A R K BANGOR Lake Pass WILDLIFE SPOKANE AMTRAK Kenmore River BUTTE School, School above the mean high tide line INDIAN RES Entiat 26 Creek Spokane (5979) Queets The Brothers NAVAL S Forest South Fork Tolt (4061) AREA WILDLIFE AREA 290 Coeur d'Alene within the Flattery Rocks, Wilderness 202 SUBMARINE Suquamish 99 n 26 Lake River

Park Fk River Almira Millwood Indemnity Reservoir NATIONAL FOREST Quillayute Needles or BASE o Tunnel Deep q DOUGLAS 308 Copalis National Wildlife JEFFERSON u Creek Airway Liberty and Escheat Refuges are part of those River Kirkland a Skykomish S River K Bainbridge lm Hartline Heights Lake 90 n Jameson N SPOKANE Refuges, except for James Duckabush UNIV OF o Snowgrass Clearwater Island t i A KITSAP g Redmond e Reardan 25 WA B Creek Island near La Push) 305 n 203 Mountain Entiat Lake Liberty Scienti c Normal 513 i River DISHMAN VALLEY h (8050) FAIRCHILD SPOKANE Lake Kalaloch as Davenport HILLS W 25 Waterville 25 Carnation AIR FORCE BASE NRCA School School Tolt Bainbridge 520 Fork OLYMPIC River LIBERTY LAKE

e Sammamish DRY FALLS DAM REGIONAL PARK Island k Wenatchee Medical a Creek 902 NATIONAL L FOREST SWANSON LAKES STAVIS BELLEVUE KING 97A Lake University University Hamma 303 SEATTLE WILDLIFE AREA 27 NRCA Lk Sammamish Leavenworth Coulee City CONSERVATION FOREST Fall Icicle AREA 24 Hamma 310 Alpine Lakes SUN LAKES-DRY FALLS Creek Transferred Original Mount River GREEN BIG BEEF WEST City Douglas River Skokomish MTN BREMERTON Mercer Mount STATE PARK

Bremerton TIGER North CREEK 304 MOUNT Creek SWAKANE GRAND COULEE 24 Wilderness WATERSHED Wilson STATE Sound Daniel WILDLIFE 166 Is Newcastle MTN SI WILDLIFE AREA Blue AMTRAK AREA FOREST SNOQUALMIE 24 Charitable, NRCA NRCA Big Snow (7960) ROCKY Lake Capitol Port Orchard 405 INDIAN Snoqualmie Middle River EASTERN WA Issaquah Mountain UNIV Colonel Bob MTN RES REACH McCartney Educational, Wonder (6680) Wilderness DAM Creek Grant Wilderness 160 REG PARK BILLY CLAPP LAKE Latah Mountain Cashmere SUN LAKES WILDLIFE AREA Penal and QUINAULT Amanda Park 23 Wilderness North Bend LINCOLN Cheney Rockford Lake Renton TIGER MTN RAGING MIDDLE Fork 2 WILDLIFE AREA Canniwai Creek Lake 16 Burien 900 SQUAK MTN 904 Reformatory Quinault South STATE RIVER FORK Mount SAGEBRUSH Harrington TURNBULL 278 INDIAN Cushman TAHUYA 518 FOREST STATE RATTLESNAKE SNOQUALMIE FLAT Lenore Billy Clapp 23 Creek NATIONAL MTN 23 Stuart Creek 58 Fork 300 FOREST NRCA WILDLIFE Lake Lake WILDLIFE Coeur rust OLYMPIC NATIONAL Tukwila (9415) Institutions 119 WILLAMETTE MERIDIAN SeaTac SCENIC Spangle H o o d C a n a l AREA PINTO Wilson Rock Creek REFUGE COPALIS NATIONAL RESERVATION Skokomish Normandy AREA d’Alene STATE FOREST AMTRAK 515 River WILDLIFE REFUGE Quinault Wynoochee Vashon 285 DAM Creek Fairfield Park 509 Lake W Lake From 47°08' N to Lake TAYLOR E Soap Creek 22 Hoodsport Island Youngs Maple IRON HORSE South Snoqualmie Pass N Wenatchee East Creek 47°29' N Latitude Taholah MTN STATE PARK A 23 Crab 181 FOREST Fork (3022) T Lake Krupp Lake STATE FOREST TRUST LANDS FOREST 106 Des Valley C H Wenatchee Duck KENT CEDAR RIVER Chester Morse 906 Elum C Rock (Marlin) 22 River 302 E o Crab 5 Moines Lake E Soap Crab Plummer Cedar River MOUNT BAKER- 22 lu Island Coal Gig m 28 Lake Waverly Formerly Forest Board Trust lands. Bene t Maury Is 516 Keechelus b Harbor WATERSHED ia 167 GREEN RIVER Lake Cle schools, counties, and local services. ABERDEEN MOSES COULEE Odessa FEDERAL Covington GORGE M GLOYD Creek MUNICIPAL 18 Kachess O ROCK SEEPS Sprague River 21 CONSERVATION U WATERSHED Auburn 169 River Latah River WAY AREA N ISLAND AMTRAK State Forest State Forest SKOKOMISH INDIAN Ruston (City of Seattle) Lake T Ephrata WILDLIFE Pine RESERVATION Blewett A DAM River Green AREA 163 Black Diamond 21 Cle Elum TEANAWAY Pass I N 21 Transfer Purchased Algona MASON Howard A Lake (4102) S 282 Moclips Matlock 102 McNEIL TACOMA COMMUNITY Rosalia 274 SQUAXIN ISLAND Pacific Hanson Stampede Pass Mission Peak Sprague Malden Creek 60 ISLAND WILDLIFE Fox Fircrest Fife Reservoir (3700) FOREST (6876) Creek Lake Tekoa Is 705 Edgewood

Satsop AREA INDIAN Harstine MUCKLESHOOT COULEE 20 RESERVATION Milton GREEN RIVER YAKIMA OTHER Island PUYALLUP Lake INDIAN RES WATERSHED RIVER 903 Creek AMTRAK University Roslyn Shelton McNeil INDIAN Tapps Enumclaw River (City of Tacoma) WILDLIFE AREA Easton 109 River RES Sumner Quincy 20 s Fork Longbranch Is Place 164 Lamont White COLOCKUM Creek Bene t a varity of trusts and interests p River 20 271 li South Puget Cle Elum R OLYMPIC Steilacoom ay k NANEUM Moses Rock u GRAYS aw 970 e t WILDLIFE e Puyallup n e WILDLIFE 283 including Community Colleges, a r Lake p e Anderson Sound Region 90 e Lake T C AREA h SQUAXIN ISLAND RIDGE Island Lakewood Copalis m c West 512 River WINCHESTER ROCKY WOODARD Bonney 410 Yakima South Community Forests, and others. u o Satsop TRIBE SNOQUALMIE AREA Creek 19 BAY 162 STATE 281 RESERVOIR Cottonwood Beach JBLM Lake Buckley Cle Elum Oakesdale H no Ritzville Farmington NRCA Swauk WILDLIFE Wishkah y McCHORD FOREST m AREA 19 W Fork KENNEDY FIELD South St John P A C I F I C 108 MUD Naches u GRANT 171 DuPont 19 e Moses Lake CREEK NAP NISQUALLY Taneum HOQUIAM Orting Prairie Wilkeson MOUNTAIN Pass River n QUINCY THE Creek a MUNICIPAL HARBOR NATIONAL DAM Clearwater (4923) NATURAL AREAS EVERGREEN 10 N WATERSHED McCleary WILDLIFE REF Carbon Wilderness Fork LAKES Creek Steptoe ST COL JOINT BASE OKANOGAN-WENATCHEE QUILOMENE MONTESANO East POTHOLES Cow Rock Butte 115 Olympia Carbonado Little WILDLIFE WILDLIFE REVERE 47° MUNICIPAL 18 NISQUALLY River RESERVOIR WILDLIFE (3612) LEWIS-McCHORD 161 AREA AREA WATERSHED 8 INDIAN South L T MURRAY KITTITAS George WILDLIFE AREA AREA Garfield RES NATIONAL FOREST Naches 47° 157,000 ACRES Elma Fork 18 Hoquiam Aberdeen Lacey 18 WILDLIFE Ocean West Southeast Montesano Norse AREA Potholes Shores River Reservoir River Grays Puyallup Region Lands dedicated to protecting rare and CHEHALIS Tumwater Roy Peak WHISKEY DICK WILDLIFE AREA 510 O'SULLIVAN DAM 6 Harbor 107 Chehalis CAPITOL STATE AMTRAK CENTRAL WA WILDLIFE Lind ADAMS Potlatch Point Cosmopolis Ellensburg DESERT WILDLIFE AREA Warden native species and ecosystems. Access 17 Wilderness UNIV Kittitas AREA POTHOLES LIND Brown 165 F STATE PARK 170 272 THURSTON River renc CHEHALIS RIVER FOREST ROCK hman Endicott on NAPs is restricted to approved SURGE PLAIN NAP MILLERSYLVANIA STATE PARK River Creek Hills 17 COULEE 261 State T State Westport CREEK Manastash Palouse JOHNS RIVER 702 17 Vantage Wanapum SEEP LAKES Black River Yelm WILDLIFE GOOSE LAKES scienti c research and educational uses. WILDLIFE LOWER CHEHALIS Lake WILDLIFE AREA AREA River PIERCE River Cliffdell AREA 262 WILDLIFE AREA Kamiak MIMA MOUNT RAINIER GINKGO PETRIFIED FOREST Royal STATE FOREST WEST River Butte 9 MOUNDS 121 White STATE PARK / WANAPUM City River WHITMAN South Natural ELK WILDLIFE Rainier Sunrise RECREATION AREA (3641) Natural O C E A N NAP River Union Colfax RIVER 16 AREA American Bumping Eatonville Mount LOWER CRAB CREEK Flat NRCA 507 Cayuse NATIONAL Area Preserve Resources North Tenino Chinook WILDLIFE AREA Oakville SCATTER CREEK Deschutes Rainier Pass Bumping 26 16 PACK FOREST Pass COLUMBIA NATIONAL Fk (NAP) WILDLIFE ELBE HILLS (14,411) Lake 16 Naches WENAS WANAPUM Conservation (University Of WA) (4675) (5430) WILDLIFE REFUGE Creek AREA STATE Um DAM Nisqually WENAS tan Othello Albion Area (NRCA) Bucoda P Skookumchuck FOREST Glacier NATIONAL PARK WILDLIFE u Lower Crab La Crosse a m lo NORTH CHEHALIS View u Reservoir Mount WILDLIFE Wenas s WILLAPA BAY 15 INDIAN chuck River Wilderness Creek e ookum Alder Aix 821 YAKIMA S A D D L E WA STATE RES Sk Paradise M O U A I N S T H E P A L O U S E AQUATIC LANDS WILDLIFE Creek AREA N T Palouse 194 UNIV Lake ASHFORD (7766) 15 AREA W 15 AREA Yakima 105 NRCA PRIEST 270 Moscow 8 River OAK CREEK Hatton William O lope Washtucna I RAPIDS S e SHOALWATER BAY 706 243 k Tokeland L WILDLIFE e a HANFORD REACH INDIAN Elbe Longmire FOREST WILDLIFE u k Pullman 2.6 MILLION ACRES Douglas n AREA h l RESERVATION Raymond L es TRAINING W a Almota 123 ttl 127 A River a AREA River Willapa MT BAKER R River Naches R Mattawa LOWER 14 Centralia Wilderness P SNOQUALMIE id NATIONAL MONUMENT Lake GRANITE Fork Tatoosh Creek g Willapa NATIONAL FOREST TAHOMA DAM Public tidelands, shorelands, and beds of A Wilderness e Bryan Leadbetter South Administered by 14 STATE 14 Tieton Chehalis Gifford Pinchot SELAH Point Bend North FOREST Selah Connell navigable waters are managed to bene t National Forest 823 CLIFFS NAP CENTER River N River Priest Rapids 260 Tieton Deadman 195 LEADBETTER e Creek the general public. Tidelands extend from w Selah Lake LITTLE POINT a TAHOMA C WB-10 WASTEWAY WINDMILL Kahlotus u Fork 7 GOOSE Lower STATE PARK Bay k FOREST River White TIETON COWICHE Creek o WILDLIFE AREA RANCH 95 13 u Cowiche River PRIEST RAPIDS l Creek mean high tide to extreme low tide. m LEWIS NRCA Pass Rimrock DAM WILDLIFE u WILDLIFE DAM Granite Colton AREA DAM m AREA 13 10 9 River River Packwood (4500) Lake South Lake Lake About 40 percent are state-owned. Beds Oysterville Napavine 13 Fork b 263 Fork 508 Mayfield Packwood YAKIMA ia Mesa Herbert South WILLAPA ESQUATZEL COULEE of navigable waters below extreme low Pe Ell Lake Lake G West Snake NATIONAL 6 WILDLIFE AREA River Uniontown WILDLIFE Union Gap US DEPARTMENT tide are usually state-owned. SOUTH Morton GARFIELD 12 REFUGE 122 Randle Cowlitz Moxee LOWER NEMAH is Goat Rocks H l 12 Creek OF ENERGY MONUMENTAL Pataha NRCA a Ahtanum PACIFIC I h Winlock Mossyrock Riffe 131 24 T12N DAM Starbuck e Wilderness chem L South AHTANUM HANFORD Tucannon h L Lake HANFORD SITE River C Gilbert River 8 S 12 STATE Snake Peak FRANKLIN Pomeroy River REACH 193 128 NASELLE (8184) FOREST Creek Land Base Ownerships Long Naselle River YAKIMA 36 River TEAL HGHLNDS Lake 23 R30E R31E 32 33 34 35 103 Island 25 20 Ra Clearwater SLOUGH NRCA T11N AMTRAK 505 Scanewa ttles NATIONAL 11 NRCA Toledo Wapato nake Clarkston Vader 21 Walupt I-82 PONDS Lewiston Cispus River WILDLIFE Hills 11 R45E Long 7 506 Lake T11N JUNIPER DUNES 44 ELLSWORTH 6 R5W AREA MONUMENT 42 43 Beach 4 3 2 WILDERNESS 40 41 CREEK R1W R1E 2 Harrah Zillah 37 38 39 3 R4E R5E 6 7 NRCA HENDRICKSON 8 9 10 11 25 26 27 28 R29E R12E 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 21 22 23 24 River CANYON Ryderwood River Lake WOOTEN Asotin NRCA River WILDLIFE e Green 241 Sacajawea Federal CAPE 100 SKAMOKAWA utl Toppenish AREA Creek River To White 225 AMTRAK DISAPPOINTMENT 401 T10N WEATHERLY Asotin Grays River CREEK Dayton Private, STATE PARK Ilwaco CHINOOK North Swan TOPPENISH Granger RATTLESNAKE 10 WILDLIFE 27.8% NRCA T MOUNT SAINT HELENS GIFFORD THORNTON AREA DNR WILDLIFE AREA o WILDLIFE AREA River NATIONAL Sunnyside SLOPE ut Coldwater 99 Creek 223 WILDLIFE AREA Tribal, Cape le WILDLIFE REFUGE WILDLIFE AREA West Eureka Prescott GEORGE CREEK Uplands Lake Toppenish WILDLIFE AREA Disappointment WAHKIAKUM 504 Richland and Other Castle Spirit Lake 224 6.9% Altoona Silver ICE River JULIA BUTLER HANSEN Rock HEADQUARTERS COLUMBIA ASOTIN Elochoman Lake Fork Benton HARBOR 56.5% REFUGE FOR THE M MOUNT (SUNNYSIDE) River Richland 182 DAM CREEK Pacific South tn WILDLIFE City Waitsburg Columbia River COLUMBIAN ST HELENS 9 WILDLIFE 9 YAKAMA INDIAN AREA DNR WHITE TAIL DEER Cascade Fork AREA .wa.gov R Signal WALLA UMATILLA Astoria ang NAT’L VOLCANIC Creek North WILLAMETTE MERIDIAN e Aquatics Cathlamet Region Peak Grandview 240 Pasco 124 River Fork MONUMENT PINCHOT Mount Adams Creek Cowlitz (5100) ASOTIN RESERVATION Mabton RAINWATER NATIONAL 5.6% 409 McNARY NATIONAL 4 Mount Adams Kennewick WILDLIFE AREA 411 COWLITZ Mount 22 WILDLIFE REFUGE dn r Yakima (Confederated (12,276) Prosser WALLA Fork FOREST Cities and Saint Wilderness Tribes of the Anatone 432 Longview Coweeman Helens BYRON Kelso 8 River Klickitat WILDLIFE 8 Umatilla Indian State Parks County 1.5% (8366) Satus 397 Touchet South River AREA Reservation) State trust and other DNR-managed lands data Creek Dry E A V E N BENTON FIELDS SPRING 129 COWLITZ C A S C A D E R A N G E H 0.2% Lewis STATE PARK 101 202 TRIBE Creek WDFW 1.4% portrayed on the map are effective 2 / 2016. Butte SHUMAKER 433 MERRILL E H 125 LAKE NRCA 82 (6387) WILDLIFE NATIONAL FOREST S 221 I L Lake Mill 4-O RANCH River R L Creek AREA Rainier S WILDLIFE AREA DNR: DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES Effective dates for other public lands: 7 White O Wallula Dry Wenaha Tucannon 90 Swift 7 Ronde River WDFW: DEPARTMENT OF FISH & WILDLIFE KLICKITAT H State Department of Fish and Wildlife: 06 / 2015 47 Kalama Cougar Reservoir Walla Grande WILDLIFE AREA 46° Seaside CANYON College Walla Wilderness DATA: RECREATION & CONSERVATION OFFICE’S 2014 INVENTORY TROUT LAKE 12 Touchet Place State Parks and Recreation Commission: 03 /2015 NAP NRCA Walla GROUSE FLATS 46° WILDLIFE AREA US Fish and Wildlife Service: 03/2015 Lake Indian 730 Walla River BLUE MTNS Gla Other lands: 2010 - 2015 Kalama Merwin Heaven de T6N Wilderness 24 Glenwood River Yale Lake 6 Other Public Lands Bickleton Trout Lake oe Mou Satus SKAMANIA Simc ntains Pass McNARY Wenaha Generally, parcels shown on this map (3107) DAM 3 River C Milton-Freewater CONBOY LAKE r e Paterson are 160 acres or larger, and only major Lewis River NAT'L WILDLIFE e Plymouth SODA k 30 REFUGE SPRINGS Alder 11 administrative areas are labeled. Cultural Features Woodland 5 Trapper Creek WILDLIFE Creek Wilderness AREA UMATILLA NATIONAL Umatilla Pacific La Center Big Lava Bed WILDLIFE REFUGE Rock OTHER STATE OTHER St Helens Salmon KLICKITAT River 395 Cascade DNR Region Of ce (with Region Name) Wind Alderdale LANDS LANDS E 503 Yacolt 730 82 Region Lewis 37 Ridgefield 141 River Cities, Towns, and Communities Fork River STATE TRUST LANDS State Tribal Center 142 Little Hermiston 501 4 Battle STEVENSON River Parks and Tribal lands or Over 250,000 people RIDGE MINERAL SPRINGS Goldendale SEATTLE Ground WHITE SALMON OAK and Other Major Public and Tribal Lands in Washington State NRCA WILDLIFE AREA RIDGEFIELD 502 White Klickitat Columbia Recreation Indian NRCA Creek SPOKANE Anacortes 70,000 – 250,000 / 15,000 – 69,999 NATIONAL AMTRAK Commission WILDLIFE River Scale 1:750,000 Reservation 30 REFUGE CLARK Roosevelt Clarkston Under 15,000 White Upland Boundary 3 Salmon 1 inch on the map represents approximately 12 miles on the ground Vancouver Klickitat Carson COLUMBIA Umatilla Wenatchee Olympia County Seat (underlined) / State Capital Lake TABLE Bingen HILLS NAP Department Municipal SHILLAPOO MOUNTAIN Arlington 1 centimeter on the map represents 7.5 kilometers on the ground WILDLIFE NRCA AREA LACAMAS JOHN of Fish and Watershed PRAIRIE Hood AMTRAK 205 Stevenson COLUMBIA DAY DAM Pendleton Elevations are in feet Roads and Railroads NATURAL 207 Wildlife Columbia River HILLS AREA Lake 2 Cascade Locks STATE 14 River Interstate Highway: Washington / Out of State River River Biggs Other 500 BEACON ROCK AMTRAK PARK Joh Umatilla 0 10 20 40 Miles Other VANCOUVER STATE PARK BONNEVILLE DAM n River 197 19 74 State County or U.S. Highway: Washington / Out of State; Trans-Canada WASHOUGAL North Bonneville Lake 97 Day OAKS 35 Kilometers Municipal Washougal 26 Camas NATURAL THE Celilo 0 15 30 75 AREA DALLES Washington State Highway / OR, ID or BC Provincial Highway T1N River 5 Washougal The Dalles DAM

FEDERAL LANDS River o o Hood U.S. Forest Service Route; Other Road / Other Out of State BASE LINE 84 206 Projection: Lambert conformal conic with standard parallels at 45 50’ and 47 20’ north latitudes. Forest National Park, AMTRAK Railroad BASE LINE BASE LINE Washington State Plane Coordinate System, South Zone, NAD 83 HARN Service: Recreation O R E G O N s e National PORTLAND t Area, or 197 u h Forest c Monument 124° 123° 122° 121° s 120° 119° 118° 117° WILLAMETTE MERIDIAN 205 e Forest Fish and D Service: Wildlife Wilderness Service Bureau Bureau of of Land Reclamation DEGREES, HATCH MARKS & TICKS Township line WHAT IS THE GRID ACROSS THE MAP? DISTRIBUTION AND PA TTERNS OF OWNERSHIP NOTE TO MAP USERS Management Hatch marks with degree values around the map Section The map grid represents part of the U.S. Public adjustments for the earth’s curvature. The resulting “thirty-six Washington’s patterns of public land ownerships have changed in In Eastern Washington, Common School trust DNR manages some blocks of land for Sources: Public land survey, county, Washington (WA) state boundaries Out-of-state roads and hydrography are from 1:250,000 US Credits: Produced by WA Department of Natural Resources. Army Other Range | Corps of Federal show latitude and longitude. Latitude is the line Land Survey System. The grid origin for Oregon mile squares” are townships. | Each township is divided into 36 the 120+ years since statehood, but current patterns still give clues land is scattered in 1-mile square parcels across multiple state trusts. DNR uses ‘land exchanges’ and Department of Natural Resources (DNR)-managed lands are from Geological Survey (USGS) or Natural Resources Canada quads. Feature Cartographic research, design & production: Engineering Division: Engineers location north or south of the equator. Longitude and Washington is near Portland, Oregon where roughly one-mile squares called sections. | Townships are to past land management. Most public land is federal and in large the landscape — a remnant of the original with public and private entities to consolidate DNR’s geographic information system (DNRGIS). Other public lands are names and elevations are from USGS Geographic Names Information Elizabeth Eberle and Mark Macleod, Resource Mapping Section; LATITUDE is the location east or west of the Prime Meridian the Willamette Meridian and the Base Line referenced by their distance north or south of the Base Line and blocks above 3,000 feet elevation. | At statehood, the federal federal grant lands. trust land ownership into larger blocks that can also from DNRGIS and are derived from US Bureau of Land System and other public agencies or Tribes. Donald W. Hiller, Forest Roads Section; DNR cadastral database » Many public or tribal lands (north-south running line through the Greenwich intersect, monumented with the east or west of the Willamette Meridian. For example, government granted sections 16 and 36 of each township to the be managed more effectively — mostly to Management ownership records or from digital, graphic, or tabular Disclaimer: Extreme care was used during the compilation of this management: Survey Section. | Geographic information system portrayed on this map are closed or Some areas look like checkerboards. In many Observatory in England). | Tics (plus signs) in the on June 4, 1851. The Meridian is intersected by Vancouver, WA is in T2N R1E — the second township (T) north state to support the public or ‘common’ schools. If sections were ‘block up’ forested trust lands. data from other participating public agencies or Tribes. WA Interstate, map to ensure accuracy. However, due to changes in ownership and support: Information Technology Division. | Product graphic design have restricted entry and travel rules. places this pattern of land ownership is left from map body show where longitude and latitude township lines extending east-west; the Base of the Base Line, and the rst range (R) east of the Willamette already patented (private land) or otherwise unavailable, an US, and state highways are from WA Department of Transportation the need to rely on outside information, the Department of Natural and layout: Communications & Outreach: Luis Prado. Township when every other section was deeded by the » Please observe all municipal, state, intersect. Washington’s northeast corner is almost Line is intersected by range lines running Meridian. Small, black numbers, and letters identify township equivalent amount of property, known as “in lieu” land, was data or maps. All other roads are from DNRGIS. WA hydrography is Resources cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions, and, Project direction, text, writing and editing: November 22, 200 0 “square” federal, and tribal regulations. LONGITUDE federal government to railroad companies. at 49º N 117º W. north-south at about six-mile intervals with and range. granted to the state elsewhere. from Environmental Protection River Reach data. therefore, there are no warranties which accompany this material. Communications & Outreach, Sandra Kaiser, Director.