2015 Map of Flournoy

About this map

Flournoy sits as the central hub of this western Tehama County landscape, where the foothills begin their transition toward the Coast Range. The terrain is defined by a network of seasonal and perennial drainages, most notably Thomes Cr and McCarty Cr, which cut through the undulating elevations south of Table Mtn. This 2015 survey reveals a sparse but deliberate road network, including the primary corridor of Paskenta Rd and Corning Rd, connecting remote homesteads and ranch lands. To the north, Government Gulch and Mill Cr carve through the geography, while the southern reaches are marked by Squaw Hollow and the winding path of Houghton Creek. The map documents a contemporary rural California environment where local geography, like McClure Cr and Parker Cr, dictates the placement of long-established property lines and access routes.