2024 Map of Alsea

About this map

The settlement of Alsea serves as the focal point of this region, situated where the North Fork Alsea River and the Alsea River converge. The landscape is defined by the expansive Siuslaw National Forest, which covers much of the high ground between Lincoln and Benton counties. For genealogists, the Alsea Cem is clearly marked south of the town, near the junction of Alsea Valley and Honey Grove Rd. The terrain is characterized by prominent peaks and ridges including Old Blue Mtn, Doe Mtn, and Maddsens Knob. Local water systems like Bailor Creek and Honey Grove Creek drain the western slopes of the Coast Range, particularly around the high pass at Alsea Summit. This survey illustrates the intricate network of forest roads and creek-fed valleys that supported the area's timber and agricultural heritage through the early twenty-first century.