2011 Map of Dolph

About this map

The Little Nestucca River and Salmon River carve through the heavily forested topography of Yamhill County, defining a landscape dominated by timberland and drainage basins. This 2011 survey captures the network of logging and forest service roads that provide access to the interior, such as N Mountain View Rd and N Slick Rock Creek Rd. Key crossings like Yach Bridge, Muscott Bridge, and Weed Bridge highlight the essential infrastructure required to navigate the river valleys. Elevated terrain features like Neskowin Ridge and Saddle Bag Mountain separate the various watersheds, including the Treat River and West Fork Salmon River. A notable landmark within this drainage system is Gunaldo Falls, located along the upper reaches of the Little Nestucca drainage, illustrating the steep gradients of the Oregon coast range.