1996 Map of Gilmore Peak

About this map

Stonyford serves as a key gateway to the Mendocino National Forest, located at the edge of the rugged Indian Valley. The landscape is defined by the sharp rise of Gilmore Ridge and Gilmore Peak, which overlook the expansive East Park Reservoir to the east. The area's industrial past is marked by sites like the Ruby King Mine and the Gray Pine mining location near Little Stony Creek. The survey captures a mix of public and private land, including the Century Ranch and the resort-like Cooks Springs to the south. Local community infrastructure is well-documented, from the Stonyford Cem and Rodeo Grounds to the Stonyford Ranger Sta, alongside hydrological features such as a Diversion Canal and multiple gaging stations along Stony Creek.