1998 Map of Cedar Springs Mountain

About this map

Koch Ranch and Devils Flat represent the sparse human footprint within the high timberlands of the Umpqua National Forest as it was mapped in the late 1990s. This drainage-heavy landscape is defined by the convergence of numerous forks and creeks, including Cow Creek, Applegate Creek, and Dismal Creek, which carve through a series of prominent peaks such as Cedar Springs Mtn and Ike Butte. The map documents the complex network of forest service access roads, marked by specific distance indicators like Mile 66 and Mile 70, alongside industrial activity at several named Quarry sites. Spanning the Douglas and Jackson county line, the terrain shifts from the wide alluvial character of The Meadows to the steep relief of Castle Rock and Red Mountain, illustrating the watershed's role in the regional timber and ranching economy.