2018 Map of Clear Creek

About this map

The Klamath River carves a deep path through this section of the Klamath National Forest, defining the region's geography and history. This 2018 survey documents the small riverside settlements and bars that have long characterized the Klamath corridor, including Clear Creek, Wingate Bar, and Attebery Bar. The landscape is dominated by steep ridges such as Wingate Ridge and Baldy Mtn Ridge, intersected by a dense network of tributaries like Independence Creek and Titus Cr. For those researching local history or land use, the map highlights significant modern and historic crossing points, notably the Thornton Memorial Bridge and the location of Ferry Point. Further south, the terrain ascends toward the Marble Mountains and Coon Hollow, reflecting the transition from river-level flats to high-altitude wilderness.