1972 Map of Antelope Lake

About this map

Antelope Lake serves as the centerpiece of this mid-1970s survey within the Plumas National Forest. The map detail includes the Antelope Valley Dam and specialized infrastructure such as the Gaging Station and Boulder Creek Work Center. Evidence of the region’s timber and ranching history is preserved through labels like Fruit Growers Blvd and several named homestead sites, including Wemple Cabin, Frazier Cabin, and Harwood Cabin. High-altitude terrain is defined by the Diamond Mountains and Wildcat Ridge, with Clarks Peak 7179 marking a significant elevation. This edition also highlights the recreational development of the era, featuring Long Point Campground, a Boat Ramp, and Dedication Island, providing a detailed look at the interface between managed wilderness and public utility.