2011 Map of Bedford Point

About this map

The Clackamas River and its numerous tributaries dominate this 2011 survey of the Mount Hood National Forest region in Oregon. This landscape is defined by its water management and forestry infrastructure, notably featuring the South Fork Water Board Intake and several established campsites such as Hesperin Camp and North Fork Crossing Forest Camp. The small settlement of Memaloose sits near the confluence of Memaloose Creek and the main river, serving as a focal point for a network of forest service roads including NFD 4614 RD and Abbott RD. High points like Bedford Point, which once hosted the Bedford Point Lookout, provide a perspective over the surrounding drainage basins of Bee Creek and Bedford Creek. The terrain's character is further marked by distinct geological features such as Big Cliff and Mongrel Ridge, illustrating the steep and varied topography that characterizes the Clackamas River corridor.