1967 Map of Bluenose Ridge

About this map

The Round Valley Indian Reservation Bdy and the Old Indian Treaty Boundary intersect across this mid-century landscape, marking historical jurisdictional shifts in the northern California wilderness. Situated within the Mendocino National Forest, the terrain is dominated by prominent landforms such as Bluenose Ridge and Bean Ridge, which flank the deep drainages of Cardenas Creek and Pepperwood Creek. The map documents a sparsely settled region where human activity is limited to remote sites like Brown Ranch, Lightning Camp, and Salt Rock Camp.