1941 Map of Enright

About this map

The Nehalem River and Salmonberry River carve through the deep drainages of the Northern Oregon Coast Range in this 1941 tactical survey. The Southern Pacific railroad follows the winding path of the Salmonberry, serving small settlements and stops like Enright, Wakefield, and Rector. This era was defined by recovery and regrowth following catastrophic forest fires; the map explicitly denotes large swaths of the landscape as Burned 1933 and Burned 1939, tracing the early history of the Tillamook Burn.