1984 Map of Dewey Gulch

About this map

Klamath National Forest defines the rugged geography of this Siskiyou County survey, where the drainages of Bogus Creek and the Little Shasta River converge. The landscape is marked by a complex network of water management and seasonal springs, including the notable Kuck Ditch and the isolated Black Rock Spring. This 1984 provisional edition highlights the traces of human activity in an otherwise remote terrain, noting the former Parker Camp (Site) and scattered Ruins that suggest earlier settlement or grazing operations. The map details numerous smaller canyons and draws such as Dewey Gulch, Fogg Gulch, and York Draw, alongside 4WD tracks and the Steep Trail, illustrating how the region's cattle or timber resources were accessed in the late 20th century.