1988 Map of Fuego Mountain

About this map

Fuego Mountain dominates the southern landscape of this Oregon territory, standing as a prominent landmark within the Winema National Forest. The 1980s terrain is defined by high-altitude features like Taylor Butte and the winding course of the Williamson River in the northeast. This map reveals a land managed for both conservation and resource use, indicated by the presence of a Cinder Pit and various livestock-related features such as The Bull Pasture and several scattered water sources including Willow Pond and Coyote Spring. A notable human imprint on this natural landscape is the Private Treaty Boundary cutting across the northern sections, marking a significant legal and historical division of the land. The network of unimproved roads and trails through Wildhorse Meadow reflects the era's focus on forest management and backcountry access.