
Big Bend Rancheria and the riverfront settlement of Big Bend anchor this 1990 study of the northern California landscape where the Pit River carves through the Shasta National Forest. The map documents a blend of thermal activity and water management, highlighting Big Bend Hot Springs and Hunt Hot Spring alongside the infrastructure of the Iron Canyon Reservoir. Recreational and historical sites are noted throughout the forest, from Hawkins Landing Campground to the high elevation of Dutchman Peak. Genealogists and local historians can locate specific landmarks like the Indian Springs Sch and a lone Grave near Baker. The terrain is defined by dramatic elevation changes between points like Devils Mountain and the deep cuts of Kosk Creek, illustrating the remote character of Shasta County before the close of the twentieth century.
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