1984 Map of Cannibal Mtn

About this map

The Yachats River basin winds through the heart of the Siuslaw National Forest in this mid-1980s coastal range survey. This region is defined by its network of steep ridges and drainages, including Burnt Timber Mountain, Cannibal Mtn, and Seits Ridge, which separate various forks of the river system. Local heritage markers are concentrated along the river corridor, such as the River Covered Bridge and the Yachats Grange. The map documents a landscape focused on conservation and natural resource management, indicated by the presence of a Fish Ladder near Upper Yachats and the Keller Creek Picnic Ground. The boundary between Lincoln and Lane Counties cuts across the southern portion of the quadrangle, illustrating the rugged jurisdictional divide that follows the terrain of Cape Ridge and Malcom Ridge.