2012 Map of Bear Harbor
USGS Topo · Published 2012About this map
Sinkyone Wilderness SP dominates this coastal landscape where the steep mountains of the Lost Coast meet the Pacific Ocean. This survey details a transition from the rugged shoreline at Bear Harbor to the interior drainage of the Mattole River and its numerous tributaries like Indian Cr and Anderson Cr. The infrastructure consists of isolated outposts and specialized sites, including Bear Harbor Ranch, Wheeler, and Kenny, connected by the winding Usal Rd. The presence of Railroad Camp and various coastal landings such as Bear Landing reflects the area's legacy of maritime and timber logistics. Landmarks like Needle Rock, Jackson Pinnacle, and High Tip serve as critical navigational markers along this geologically active and steep coastline, while Jackass Ridge defines the eastern high ground.
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This is the sole edition of this map. No revisions or reprints were ever made.
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