2011 Map of Chiloquin

About this map

The confluence of the Sprague River and the Williamson River anchors this 2011 survey of the Chiloquin area, showing the community just east of Upper Klamath Lake. The town of Chiloquin is detailed alongside its neighbor Pine Ridge, which sits near the northern river fork. The map reflects a landscape defined by both tribal land management, seen in the Special Trust Land, and local industrial history, with the Braymill settlement and its nearby Braymill Cinder Pit to the northeast. High points like Cave Mountain and the Canby Mountains rise above the river valleys, while local landmarks such as Friendship Cemetery and the Chiloquin Post Office provide essential reference points for genealogists. Water sources are frequent across the terrain, from the Crystal Castle Spring to the Rocky Hole Reservoir and Grouse Spring, illustrating the hydrologic network essential to this part of Klamath County.