1986 Map of Grass Lake

About this map

Grass Lake Forest Service Station stands as a focal point in this 1980s landscape of Siskiyou County, where management of the surrounding Klamath National Forest is central to the area's identity. The map illustrates a high-elevation environment dominated by drainage systems and seasonal wetlands, most notably at Bull Meadow and along the headwaters of First Cr. These features suggest a terrain defined more by forestry operations and seasonal natural cycles than by permanent residential development. The presence of the service station indicates a period of active federal oversight and conservation, providing a specific point of interest for those researching the institutional history of land management and forestry in Northern California during the late twentieth century.