1955 Map of Culp Creek

About this map

Dorena and Culp Creek anchor this mid-century survey of the Row River watershed, capturing the region just as the Dorena Res had reshaped the local drainage. The presence of the Oregon Pacific and Eastern Ry snaking through the valley toward Disston underscores the timber-driven economy of the era, while private logging roads like Simpson Road and the Wind Fall Adverse penetrate deep into the surrounding high country. Local heritage is preserved in landmarks such as the Broumbaugh Cem and the Blue Mtn Sch, alongside the sprawling boundaries of the Umpqua National Forest. To the south, high-elevation points like Snow Peak and Huckleberry Mtn rise above Silica Camp, where the Lane and Douglas County line marks the limit of the quadrangle's reach into the western Cascades.