1957 Map of Chiloquin

About this map

Klamath Indian Reservation lands dominate this mid-century landscape, centered on the confluence of the Sprague River and the Williamson River. The settlement of Chiloquin serves as a local hub, featuring a High School and proximity to the Southern Pacific rail line. To the northwest, the historic Fort Klamath area is mapped alongside the Jackson F Kimball State Park, while the Klamath Agency and Williamson River Mission reflect the administrative and social history of the region. The map captures a complex water system including the Sevenmile Canal and Agency Lake, supporting local infrastructure like the Williamson River Pumping Plant and the State Fish Hatchery. Significant volcanic features such as Solomon Butte and Cave Mountain rise above the river valleys, marking the transition from the marshy lowlands to the higher timbered draws like Copperfield Draw.