1990 Map of Beaver Mountain

About this map

Modoc National Forest and Fremont National Forest converge at the high-desert borderlands of California and Oregon. This late-twentieth-century survey captures a landscape defined by its water sources and livestock history, including the Grizzlie Place (Site) and a Beaver Dam (Cabin). The terrain is marked by significant elevations like Beaver Mountain and Muldoon Mtn, while the Oregon state line is precisely traced through a series of survey markers from State Bdy Mon #35 to State Bdy Mon #30. The presence of numerous named water features such as Oregon Rim Reservoir, Coffee Mill Spring, and Tournquist Spring illustrates the critical role of hydraulic management in this arid timber and grazing region. Evidence of local industry appears in the form of several Borrow Pits and a Gravel Pit scattered near Island Meadow and Rail Meadow.