2011 Map of Carpenterville

About this map

Carpenterville sits along the high ridges of the Oregon coast, overlooking a complex landscape of deep gulches and rocky coastal features. This 2011 survey captures the area’s rugged interior, where peaks like Burnt Hill Summit and Fitzpatrick Ridge separate the drainages of the South Fork Pistol River and the North Fork Chetco River. Along the Pacific shoreline, significant landmarks like Whalehead Island and Seal Point define the maritime border. The interior is marked by upland clearings and traditional sites such as Mule Prairie, Rocky Prairie, and Joe Hostler Camp. The infrastructure of the Pacific Highway is anchored by the Thomas Creek Bridge, a critical crossing over the steep drainage of Thomas Creek. Local routes like Carpenterville Rd and Martin Ranch Rd provide access to the dispersed settlements and hills that have long shaped the transit and ranching history of this corner of Curry County.