2021 Map of Ah Pah Ridge

About this map

The Klamath River meanders through a heavily forested landscape on this modern survey, defining the geographical and ecological heart of the region. The river is flanked by significant protected lands, including portions of Six Rivers National Forest to the east and Redwood National Park to the southwest. The terrain is dominated by prominent landforms such as Ah Pah Ridge and Pecwan Ridge, which divide the numerous drainages feeding into the main river channel. Local access is marked by several service roads, including Ah Pah Rd and Cal Barrel Rd, which trace the high ground and provide entry into the timbered slopes. Along the river, named locations like Starwein Flat and Starwein Ridge offer specific points of reference for those navigating the water's edge or the rugged interior. Numerous tributaries, such as Ah Pah Cr and Blue Creek, illustrate the complex hydrology of this part of Humboldt County.