2020 Map of Dolph

About this map

The mountain settlement of Dolph sits at the northern edge of this Oregon coastal range landscape, where the Little Nestucca River and its numerous tributaries like McKnight Cr and Baxter Cr carve through the timberlands. Much of the region is defined by the Siuslaw National Forest, a managed woodland that includes the Van Duzer Forest Wayside corridor. This topography illustrates the intricate drainage systems flowing toward the Pacific, characterized by sharp ridges like Neskowin Ridge and prominent peaks such as Saddle Bag Mtn. To the south, the Salmon River and its many branches, including the W Fork Salmon River, dominate the hydrology. Notable local landmarks like Gunaldo Falls and several small spans, including Weed Bridge and Muscott Bridge, mark the early infrastructure used to navigate this heavily wooded and steep terrain.