1995 Map of Childs Meadows

About this map

Childs Meadows and the high volcanic terrain of the Lassen National Forest define this 1995 survey, which details a landscape marked by ancient lava flows and vital water sources. The map records several localized landmarks such as Stump Ranch and Smith Cabin, alongside industrial remnants like a Cinder Pit and a Gravel Pit. Significant geological features include Ice Cave Mountain and Fire Mountain, while the hydrology of the region is traced through the headwaters of the South Fork Feather River and the meandering Lost Creek. Transportation and communication infrastructure are represented by the Spencer Trail and a designated Telephone Cable corridor. This era of forest management is further evidenced by a marked Helispot and several corrals, reflecting the area's continued use for grazing and fire suppression near the Tehama and Plumas county line.