2018 Map of Bieber

About this map

Bieber and its rail-linked neighbor Nubieber sit at the northern end of this northeastern California survey, where the Pit River winds through the floor of Big Valley. The landscape is defined by the sharp transition between these low-lying wetlands and the high elevations of the Big Valley Mountains. Water management is central to the area's geography, evidenced by features such as Nine Springs Reservoir, Bagwell Reservoir, and the complex network of sloughs like Gobel Slough and Egg Lake Slough that drain the valley. Historically, the area's movement is marked by the Old Toll RD and the paths leading to Big Valley Summit. Local family and community roots can be traced through the Hillside Cem and numerous named valleys like Johns Valley and Muck Valley, showing how the geography was divided and utilized in this remote corner of Lassen County.