1997 Map of Gasquet
USGS Topo · Published 2001About this map
The confluence of the North Fork Smith River and the Middle Fork Smith River serves as the focal point for this late-twentieth-century study of the Del Norte County interior. The small community of Gasquet is the primary hub, surrounded by evidence of early infrastructure like the Old Gasquet Toll Road and modern facilities such as the Smith River NRA Visitors Center. The landscape is defined by its recreation and resource history, featuring the Tyson Chrome Mine tucked into the slopes near French Hill. Historical community life is anchored by the Gasquet Mountain School and a local cemetery, while the surrounding Six Rivers National Forest and Smith River National Recreation Area contain numerous small settlements and clearings, including Adams Station and Pappas Flat.
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