2017 Map of Dolph

About this map

The Siuslaw National Forest dominates the terrain of this Coast Range quadrangle, where the headwaters of the Little Nestucca River and the Salmon River carve deep drainages through the timberland. Historically significant routes like the Hebo Rd and the Van Duzer Forest Way-Side follow these natural corridors, connecting the interior mountains to the Oregon coast. The settlement of Dolph sits at a junction in the north, while Rose Lodge is positioned along the southern river valley near Slick Rock Cr. Local landmarks such as Gunaldo Falls and Saddle Bag Mtn punctuate the heavily forested landscape. The map also detail numerous forest development roads and bridges, including Weed Bridge and Muscott Bridge, which provide access to the various ridges and creeks such as Neskowin Ridge and Sourgrass Cr.