2011 Map of Cedar Creek

About this map

The Williams River flows through this corner of Douglas County, carving a path alongside the more intricate drainage network of Cedar Creek. This 2011 survey reveals a landscape largely defined by industrial forestry and timber management, evidenced by the dense network of Bureau of Land Management and private roads such as Weyerhauser 8000 Rd and Callahan Rd. Woods Camp stands as a notable human marker within this heavily forested region, while significant landmarks like Green Peak overlook the surrounding valleys. The map documents numerous smaller tributaries, including Gods Thumb Creek, Skip Creek, and Cabin Creek, reflecting the high-density hydrology of the Oregon Coast Range. This record is essential for researchers tracking land use patterns and naming conventions in the timberlands between the river and the peaks.