1967 Map of Ball Mountain

About this map

Ball Mountain anchors this high-elevation section of the Mendocino National Forest, where a network of ridgelines and remote camps defines the late-1960s landscape. The terrain is marked by a clear separation of drainage basins, with Thomes Creek carving a deep path to the west and Snake Creek to the north. Historical land use is evident through numerous named glades and small camps, such as Kingsley Glade and Telephone Camp, which likely served as seasonal hubs for grazing or forest management.