2015 Map of Dubakella Mountain

About this map

Peanut sits at the intersection of mountain roads in this 2015 study of the California high country. The landscape is dominated by the Trinity National Forest, where a network of forest routes and residential drives like Trinity Pines Rd and Chrome Mine Rd cut through the timber. The topography is defined by significant elevations, including Dubakella Mountain and Plummer Peak, separated by a dense system of drainages such as Philpot Cr and Post Cr. Residential clusters near Post Mtn Road Gulch illustrate how modern settlement has adapted to the steep drainages of the Klamath Mountains. Evidence of historical land use is found in labels for Old Hwy 36 and specialized paths like Rattlesnake Rd, which provide access to the ridges and canyons that define this part of Trinity County.