1966 Map of Dutchmans Knoll

About this map

Dutchmans Knoll stands as a primary landmark in this rugged section of the Mendocino coast, where the land is defined by a dense network of drainages and timber access. The landscape is dominated by the Ten Mile River and its numerous tributaries, including Middle Fork and Smith Creek, which carve deep valleys between high points like Smith Ridge and Ramsey Ridge. A Ten Mile Private Road provides the main artery through the complex terrain, suggesting the area's reliance on private industry and resource extraction during this era.