1984 Map of Greenleaf

About this map

The Siuslaw River snakes through the heart of the Coast Range in this 1984 survey, defining a landscape shaped by timber and transport. Small settlements like Greenleaf and Nelson sit along the winding Siuslaw Highway, while the Southern Pacific railroad parallels the river's southern banks near Austa and Linslaw. This era of the mid-1980s shows the region's transition, documenting the Beecher (Site) and a legacy of rural education at the School House near Richardson. The map's heavy contour lines reflect the steep drainage basins of Lake Creek and Wildcat Creek, which feed into the main river system. Within the Siuslaw National Forest, topographic details highlight ridges like Bailey Ridge and Barber Ridge, alongside local industrial marks such as a Quarry near Lake Creek.