1996 Map of Calf Ranch Mountain

About this map

Calf Ranch Mountain and the surrounding high ground of the Oregon Coast Range define this 1996 revision, showing a landscape shaped by remote forestry and early settlement patterns along the Coos and Curry County line. Small outposts such as Graves and Camp Fir Croft sit near the winding headwaters of Fourmile Creek and North Fork Floras Creek. The map documents critical infrastructure in this isolated terrain, from the Bennett Butte Communication Facility to the White Elephant Bridge. Openings in the timber, such as Bills Prairie and Calf Ranch Prairie, suggest the historic grazing and land-use history of the area. A network of 4wd roads and trails provides the primary access through the steep drainages of Oberg Canyon and the various peaks including Edson Butte and Buzzard Butte.