2011 Map of Crater Lake East

About this map

Crater Lake dominates this 2011 survey, revealing the eastern caldera rim and the high elevations of Crater Lake National Park. The topography is defined by dramatic volcanic features, from the submerged Phantom Ship to the massive Mount Scott, which hosts the Mount Scott Lookout at its peak. The shoreline is punctuated by notable formations such as Pumice Castle, Sentinel Rock, and Skell Head, illustrating the complex geological history of the Base of Mount Mazama. Extensive drainage systems including Sand Creek, Wheeler Creek, and Lost Creek carry water away from the rim toward the southeast. The arterial Rim Dr and Grayback Dr provide the primary access to famous overlooks like Victor View and Kerr Notch, where the land drops sharply from the Rugged Crest Palisades to the water's edge.