1984 Map of Dovre Peak

About this map

Tillamook State Forest and the Siuslaw National Forest converge in this high-elevation coastal range landscape, dominated by the prominent heights of Dovre Peak and Trask Summit. This 1984 survey reveals a terrain defined by its complex drainage network, where the headwaters of the Nestucca River flow through the southern reach while the South Fork Trask River and its numerous tributaries, such as Headquarters Camp Creek, carve the northern slopes. The map documents the infrastructure of 20th-century timber and resource management, noting several Quarry sites and established recreation points like Alder Glen Campground and Elk Bend Campground. The intricate boundary lines between state and national forests illustrate the mosaic of public land management in the Oregon Coast Range during the mid-1980s.