Attachment_A_Maps_1.pdf

This file contains maps and facility layout diagrams for Mount Rainier National Park facilities operated by the National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior.

The document includes regional context maps showing Mount Rainier National Park's location in Washington State relative to nearby cities including Tacoma, Seattle, and Yakima, along with major highways and access routes. Detailed facility maps depict multiple park housing areas and administrative locations, including Tahoma Woods, Longmire, Paradise Historic District, and Nisqually Entrance. The maps identify water storage infrastructure strategically distributed across the facilities, with color-coded indicators showing 1000-gallon tanks (green), 500-gallon tanks (pink), and 250-gallon tanks (yellow). Individual campground and employee housing area layouts are provided with building locations, road networks, trails, and utility infrastructure clearly marked. Specific facility maps show the Engineer Housing Area with multiple residential structures, the Tahoma Woods employee housing complex with numerous units arranged in clusters, the Longmire developed area with administrative and visitor facilities, the Paradise Historic District with scattered historic structures, and the Nisqually Entrance area with visitor services. These maps appear designed to support facilities management, maintenance planning, and operational coordination across Mount Rainier National Park's multiple geographic districts and functional areas.