2011 Map of Harvey Mountain

About this map

Willamette National Frst defines this high-elevation landscape in Lane County, dominated by a series of prominent peaks and complex drainage networks. Named summits like Harvey Mountain, Deathball Mountain, Hehe Mountain, and Katsuk Butte stand as distinct landmarks above the timbered slopes. The map traces the intricate headwaters of Quartz Creek and Sugar Creek, revealing the deep relief of the Cascades. While human infrastructure is largely confined to Forest Service access routes like Big Fall Creek Rd and NFD 2818 RD, the terrain is marked by distinctive geological features such as Symbol Rock and the long spine of Indian Ridge. This 2011 survey captures the area's modern forest management era, where the lack of permanent settlements emphasizes its role as a protected wilderness and watershed.