2011 Map of Fort Klamath

About this map

The settlement of Fort Klamath occupies a landscape defined by an intricate network of springs and man-made water systems in Southern Oregon. The 2011 survey reveals the town's enduring layout, featuring the Fort Klamath Post Office and the nearby Fort Klamath Cemetery. A sophisticated system of irrigation and resource management is evident through features like the Wood River Canal, Fort Creek Ditch, and the A Canal, which supported the agricultural needs of the valley. Natural water sources are abundant, from the Wood River Springs in the north to the Tecumseh Spring and the Klamath State Fish Hatchery further south. The topography is anchored by prominent rises such as Sugar Hill and Agency Hill, while the Williamson River and Spring Creek flow through the eastern edge of the quadrangle. This map documents the intersection of natural hydrology and historic human settlement patterns.