1990 Map of Eden Valley

About this map

The remote forest reaches of Coos and Curry counties are documented here during the transition to the 1990s, where the landscape is defined by the steep timberlands of the Siskiyou National Forest. This terrain is characterized by the convergence of the South Fork Coquille River and its numerous tributaries, including Elk Creek and Barker Creek. The presence of Camp Two in the northwestern corner suggests the historical footprint of logging operations in a region increasingly designated for conservation. Large portions of the area are protected within the Wild Rogue Wilderness, where the natural drainage of Mule Creek and the South Fork Coquille River remains largely undisturbed by modern development, reflecting the rugged character of the Southern Oregon Coast Range.