1986 Map of Etna
USGS Topo · Published 1986About this map
The town of Etna sits at the western edge of the Scott Valley, serving as a gateway between the valley's ranching operations and the high ridges of the Salmon Mountains. This mid-1980s landscape reveals the intersection of irrigation and wilderness, where numerous wells and sewage disposal ponds near the settlement give way to the protected heights of the Klamath National Forest. Researchers will find notable family-named sites such as the Deacon Lee Place and natural features like Hughes Hill, which overlook the complex drainage systems of Patterson Creek and Crystal Creek.
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