1997 Map of Fish Creek Mountain

About this map

The Clackamas River carves through the central corridor of this Oregon landscape, serving as the primary geographic axis for forest management and recreation during the late 1990s. This territory within the Mount Hood National Forest shows a complex network of resource extraction and administrative infrastructure, including the Clackamas Ranger Station and the Timber Lake Job Corps Center near Ripplebrook. The map captures a transition in forest use, where active industrial sites like the Umpqua Quarry, Boneyard Quarry, and Mistletoe Gravel Pit exist alongside established recreational and natural landmarks. Historically significant points such as Indian Henry and Austin Hot Springs are documented along the river's edge, while high-elevation features like Fish Creek Mountain and Bull of the Woods define the surrounding terrain. The presence of a Heliport and multiple communication towers indicates the logistical importance of this area for regional fire and forest monitoring.