2011 Map of Cummins Peak

About this map

Pawn sits at the confluence where the West Branch North Fork Siuslaw River meets the North Fork Siuslaw River, marking a focal point for this heavily forested portion of Lane County. The landscape is defined by its complex drainage systems and prominent ridgelines, including Klickitat Ridge and Grizzly Ridge, which divide the waters flowing toward the Yachats R to the north from those feeding the Siuslaw system to the south. This 2011 survey documents a remote interior of the Oregon Coast Range, where peaks like Cummins Peak and Saddle Mountain tower over a network of service roads. The map reveals the isolation of early 21st-century coastal mountain life, with Clover Camp and scattered family-named ridges such as Formander Ridge suggesting a history tied to logging and forest management. Numerous tributary streams like Tenmile Creek and Indian Creek carve deep into the terrain, illustrating the hydrologic importance of these highlands.