1985 Map of Crater Lake East

About this map

Crater Lake dominates this 1985 survey, its deep waters framed by the precipitous walls of the caldera in eastern Klamath County. Along the shoreline, specific geomorphic and historic features are documented, including the Phantom Ship formation in Danger Bay and the sheer face of Dutton Cliff. The map traces the eastern rim's complex topography, from the heights of Mt Scott—crowned by a Lookout House—down to the Anderson Bluffs. Notable for local history and land management is the Old Indian Reservation Boundary cutting across the northern and southern sectors. Recreational and scientific development is evident through the presence of a Gaging Station and Boat Landing at Cleetwood Cove, alongside various viewpoints and picnic areas that serve visitors to Crater Lake National Park.