2017 Map of Bone Mountain

About this map

The Middle Fork Coquille River carves through this southwestern Oregon landscape, defining a region of steep ridges and timber-related water features. Dominating the topography is Bone Mountain and its nearby Bone Mountain Pond, situated just north of the Siskiyou National Forest boundary. The map reveals the intricate network of logging infrastructure necessary for the area's timber economy, including Cawrses Log Pond and several named logging roads such as the Upper Rock Creek Rd and Signal Tree Rd. High elevation points like Skull Ridge, Elbow Point, and Ketchin Butte provide landmarks for the complex drainage basins of Twelvemile Cr and Rock Cr. This 2017 survey documents the modern state of the Coos and Douglas County borderlands, where resource management and natural terrain meet at features like Long Prairie and Sixmile Ridge.