2017 Map of Daniels Creek

About this map

Dellwood occupies a small bend in the South Fork Coos River in this 2017 study of the mountainous interior of Coos County. The river’s winding course dominates the northern portion of the map, featuring uniquely named fishing or swimming spots like Wee House Hole, Contrary Bend, and Myrtle Tree Hole. Connectivity through this dense timberland relies on historic routes such as the Blue Ridge Cutoff and the Landrith Bridge, which provide access to family-named landmarks like Bull Pasture and several springs. In the south, the topography transitions toward the North Fork Coquille River drainage, where the terrain drops sharply at Laverne Falls. The map reveals a landscape defined by industrial logging and forestry management, evidenced by the intricate network of timber roads including Solari Rd and Daniels Creek Rd that lace between the ridges of Blue Ridge.