1986 Map of Carrville

About this map

Clair Engle Lake dominates the southern half of this landscape, marking a significant era of water management within the Whiskeytown - Shasta - Trinity National Recreation Area. The Trinity River feeds this reservoir, flowing south past small settlements like Carrville and Coffee Creek. The map documents a blend of public land use and remnant industrial activity, with several unnamed mines, a Mine Dump, and a Gravel Pit scattered among the gulches and flats. High-elevation landmarks such as Billys Peak in the Scott Mountains and Bonanza King rise above the drainage basins. Local history is preserved in features like the riverside Cem, the small cluster at One-eyed Flat, and the infrastructure of a Flume and Powerhouse Gulch, illustrating the region's reliance on both timber and water power.