1985 Map of Calf Ranch Mtn

About this map

Calf Ranch Mtn dominates this southern Oregon interior as it appeared in the mid-1980s, a landscape defined by the complex headwaters of Floras Creek and its many branches. The terrain is marked by significant topographical landmarks such as Buzzard Butte, Cotton Butte, and Edson Butte, while man-made features like the Bennett Butte Radio Facility and the White Elephant Bridge provide specific points of reference for local historians. This era shows the region as a network of drainages and high prairies, including Bills Prairie and Calf Ranch Prairie. Seasonal or remote outposts like Camp Fir Croft and Doe Camp are documented alongside geographical features such as Oberg Canyon and Buzzard Butte Canyon. The map records the intersection of industrial and natural land use, evidenced by a Borrow Pit and the precise boundary line between Coos Co and Curry Co.