2011 Map of Chemult

About this map

Chemult serves as a central hub for transportation and recreation within this high-elevation portion of Klamath County. The settlement is anchored by the Chemult Post Office and sits adjacent to the Walt Haring Sno-Park, reflecting its importance for seasonal travel and forest access. To the south, the landscape transitions toward the open wetlands of Beaver Marsh, supported by an infrastructure that includes the Beaver Marsh State Airport and the Beaver Marsh Safety Rest Area. The presence of numerous forest development roads, such as Deer Butte Rd and NFD 9770 Rd, highlights the area's active management for timber and recreation. Water sources like Red-Cone Spring, Murphy Spring, and the perennial flows of Deer Creek and Miller Creek sustain the surrounding terrain, while Deer Butte provides a significant topographic landmark above the plateau.