1988 Map of Big Butte Springs
USGS Topo · Published 1988About this map
The Rogue River National Forest defines the landscape of this high-elevation Jackson County quadrangle, where the confluence of the North Fork and South Fork of the Rogue River meets a network of rugged tributaries. The area is marked by working forest history, including the location of Camp 4 and an Old RR Grade that speaks to earlier timber extraction. Water management is central to the map, anchored by Big Butte Springs and the Beaver Dam Creek. Notable local landmarks like the Doug Ingram Tree and Thomson Ranch reflect individual footprints in the wilderness. Topographical features such as Oak Mountain, Grouse Ridge, and Big Butte rise above the drainage basins of Big Butte Creek and Rancheria Creek, while several Quarries and a Gravel Pit indicate localized industrial activity.
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Editions of this 1988 Big Butte Springs Map
This is the sole edition of this map. No revisions or reprints were ever made.
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