2011 Map of Brushy Bald Mountain

About this map

Lobster Creek flows through the center of this landscape, winding toward its confluence with the Rogue River at the southern boundary. The 2011 survey captures a heavily dissected terrain defined by prominent high points such as Brushy Bald Mountain, Ulmer Mountain, and First Prairie Mountain. Human activity is primarily oriented around forest management and ranching, evidenced by the network of national forest roads and the presence of the Sherman Ranch in the northeast. The southern reaches of the map include the Lobster Creek Bridge and the gravel deposit known as Lobster Bar along the riverbank. This map reflects the modern configuration of the Siskiyou National Forest area, where legacy place names like Bark Shanty Prairie and Squaw Valley persist alongside vital drainage systems including Euchre Creek and Mussel Creek.