2015 Map of Hanland Peak

About this map

Shasta National Forest dominates this northern California landscape, where the northern reaches of Shasta Lake meet the steep topography of the Klamath Mountains. The map illustrates a transitional zone where the fingers of the reservoir, including the mouth of Gregory Cr and Indian Cr, penetrate deep into the drainage systems of the upper Sacramento River watershed. Significant elevation changes define the area, rising from the water's edge to prominent summits like Hanland Peak, Hirz Mtn, and Green Mtn. Localized level areas such as Matquaw Flat, Rabbit Flat, and Doe Gulch break the steep terrain, providing sites for early settlements or forestry activities. The southern portion of the map is particularly complex, showing the network of drainages such as Tom Head Cr and Long Tom Cr that feed into the larger reservoir system near the community of Antlers.