2015 Map of Dixie Mountain

About this map

Dixie Mountain stands as the central topographic anchor of this high-elevation landscape within the Plumas National Forest. The 2015 data illustrates a complex drainage network where Dixie Cr and Frenchman Cr carve through the terrain, eventually feeding toward the Frenchman Cove area in the southeast. This region is defined by its remote character and scattered historical markers, including the isolated Rowland Cabin and the site of Rowland. The mapping of access routes like Hooleywicker Road and Janesville-Frenchman reveals the modern infrastructure used to navigate this forest interior. Between the heights of Horton Ridge and the depressions of Dixie Valley, the map preserves the nomenclature of early ranching or settlement families, visible in features such as Dotta Neck and the Ramelli Creek forks.