2015 Map of Dillon Mountain

About this map

Klamath National Forest dominates this topographic survey, where the Klamath River carves a deep, winding path through some of Northern California's most demanding terrain. The river is the primary corridor for human activity, marked by a series of riverside landmarks including Rattlesnake Bar, Lone Pine Bar, and Ti Bar. The settlement of Cottage Grove sits at the northeastern bend of the river, while further south, the Dillon Mill points to the area's industrial history near the confluence of Dillon Cr. Steep elevations rise rapidly from the water's edge toward high points like Dillon Mountain and the Marble Mountains in the southeast. This document records the landscape before significant modern changes, preserving the locations of remote outposts like Bear Gulch and Blue Nose Bluff as they were situated along State Route 96.