1957 Map of Bollibokka Mtn

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The Shasta Lake reservoir dominates the lower portion of this landscape, its fingers reaching deep into the steep drainage of the Squaw Creek Arm and the Pit River. This mid-century survey captures a transition in land use, showing the site of the former mining hub at Bully Hill (Site) and the Bollibokka Club on the McCloud River. The terrain is strictly managed through a network of remote outposts, including the Madrone Guard Sta and the Squaw Creek Fire Control Sta, highlighting the area's importance to forest and fire management within the Shasta National Forest. Evidence of older rural life remains at the Wheeler Ranch and the Mineral Sch, while natural landmarks like Potem Falls and Devils Rock puncture the heavily ridged topography defined by Curl Ridge and Horse Ridge.