2011 Map of Culp Creek

About this map

Row River and its numerous tributaries, including Sharps Creek, Layng Creek, and Brice Creek, define the topography of this Lane County corridor in the early 21st century. The landscape is characterized by narrow valleys and significant elevations such as Green Mountain and Hawley Butte. Small rural hubs like Dorena and Culp Creek are identified by their respective post offices, serving as focal points for the surrounding timber and mountain terrain. Notable landmarks like Wildwood Falls and the Staples Covered Bridge near Lick Creek reflect the area's geography and infrastructure. The map details a network of forest and mountain roads, including Booth Kelly Camp Rd and Green Mountain Rd, which provide access to the high ground above the river forks. This survey provides a precise record of these mountain settlements and their relationship to the complex watershed of the southern Willamette Valley foothills.