1995 Map of Devils Parade Ground

About this map

Devils Parade Ground provides a detailed look at the complex canyon and ridge systems of the western Sierra Nevada foothills during the mid-1990s. The landscape is defined by dramatic elevation changes between Cohasset Ridge and the deep incisions of Deer Creek and Big Chico Creek. The small settlement of Campbellville sits perched on the southwestern high ground, serving as a rare point of human habitation in a region otherwise dominated by protected lands. The transition from Lassen National Forest into the Ishi Wilderness and the State Game Refuge 1-G indicates a prioritisation of habitat preservation and remote recreation. Notable landmarks like Devils Kitchen and Pinnacle Peak punctuating the topography, alongside numerous water sources such as Polk Springs and Bennett Spring, suggest a terrain shaped by volcanic history and seasonal hydrology.