1985 Map of Fort Klamath

About this map

Fort Klamath and the surrounding Wood River Valley are defined by a landscape of abundant water and complex historical borders. This 1980s-era survey documents the remnants of the region's military and tribal history, clearly marking the Old Indian Reservation Boundary and the Old Military Road. The map provides specific locations for the Fort Klamath (Site) and an adjacent Cemetery, along with a Historical Monument. The valley's hydrology is prominent, from the headwaters at Wood River Springs to the Klamath State Fish Hatchery and numerous artesian features like Tecumseh Spring. Significant public lands including Winema National Forest, Jackson F Kimball State Park, and Collier Memorial State Park illustrate the transition from the historic military frontier to a protected natural landscape at the edge of Sun Mountain and Sugar Hill.