2001 Map of Devils Nose

About this map

Eldorado National Forest and Stanislaus National Forest dominate this landscape, meeting along the winding Mokelumne River corridor. The geography is defined by a series of hydroelectric and water management features, including the Tiger Creek Reservoir, Tiger Creek Forebay, and Tiger Creek Regulatory Res, which support the downstream Powerhouse. The terrain transitions from high ridges like Cooks Station Ridge and the prominent Devils Nose peak down into lush pockets of meadow and flatland. Local transit and access follow historical routes such as Winton Road and Folsom Road, connecting secluded spots like Whitmore Meadow and Hunter Flat. The intricate network of creeks, including Panther Creek and Mill Creek, underscores the vital water resources that have long shaped the boundary between Amador and Calaveras counties.