2022 Map of Copco

About this map

Copco Lake, formed by the damming of the Klamath River, dominates the northern landscape of this Siskiyou County survey. The settlement of Copco sits along the northern shore, where the terrain transitions sharply from the water's edge to the towering Klamath Rim. To the south, the map reveals the dense, high-elevation reaches of the Klamath National Forest, a region defined by steep canyons and natural springs. The presence of Soda Spring, Frame Mill Spring, and Freeman Springs suggests a landscape historically utilized for its water resources amidst the dry, volcanic topography. Local identifiers like Bloomingcamp Peak, Windmill Point, and Sloan Butte mark the surrounding summits, while smaller drainages like Bogus Cr and Indian Cr carve through the timberland. This area, largely managed for forestry and conservation, maintains a sparse network of roads like Copco Rd and Ager Beswick Rd that provide access to the remote lakefront and interior glades.