1978 Map of Douglas

About this map

Douglas occupies a remote high-desert position along the northeastern edge of this 1970s topographic survey, situated where the terrain begins its steep descent into the White River Valley. The landscape is defined by the sharp transition from the wooded elevations of the Humboldt National Forest down toward the alluvial expanses of The Cove. This era of mapping documents the region's sparse infrastructure, characterized by several remote water sources such as Springs and an unnamed Spring tucked into the canyons.