2020 Map of Carpenterville

About this map

Carpenterville serves as the central hub of this coastal Curry County landscape, situated where the ridge-top terrain meets the Pacific's edge. The geography is defined by sharp elevation changes, from the heights of Burnt Hill Summit and Fitzpatrick Ridge down to the rocky shoreline. Along the coast, the Oregon Islands National Wildlife Refuge protects offshore landmarks like Whalehead Island and the famous Natural Bridges rock formations near Seal Point. Inland, the terrain is deeply incised by the N Fork Chetco River and its numerous tributaries, including Whalehead Cr and Bull Gulch. The road network, including the winding Carpenterville Rd and Huckleberry Ridge Rd, follows the natural contours of the land, providing access to local landmarks such as Smith Hill and Rocky Prairie within the southern reaches of the Siskiyou National Forest.