2015 Map of Chalk Mountain

About this map

Pit River carves a dramatic path through this high-country landscape, where the boundaries of the Shasta National Forest and Lassen National Forest meet. The 2015 topography reveals a complex network of ridges and drainage basins, including the notable Pit Four Reservoir in the northeast and high-elevation waters like Lake Margaret to the southeast. Isolated settlements and outposts such as Hagen Flat, Bee Knoll, and Oak Flat are situated among prominent peaks like Chalk Mountain, Hatchet Mtn, and Bales Mtn. The map documents significant terrain features such as the Deep Creek Slide and Malinda Gulch, reflecting the active geomorphology of the region. This survey serves as a precise record of timberland access via Baker Rd and Bunch Grass Lookout Rd during the early 21st century.