1989 Map of Harvey Mountain

About this map

Willamette National Forest encompasses this entire high-altitude terrain in the Cascade Range, dominated by a network of steep drainages and prominent peaks. The namesake Harvey Mountain stands as a central landmark, while other significant heights like Deathball Mtn, Hehe Mtn, and Katsuk Butte define the local topography. This late-twentieth-century survey documents the area's hydrology and limited human access points, such as the Switchback Trail climbing the slopes toward Indian Ridge. Numerous cold-water streams, including Quartz Creek, Sugar Creek, and Coffee Creek, carve through the forest, illustrating the complex watershed patterns typical of this part of Lane County. The presence of features with unique names like Symbol Rock suggests a landscape tied to traditional navigation or local lore, preserved here in this 1980s-era topographic record.