1983 Map of Harvey Mountain

About this map

Blacks Mountain Experimental Forest and the Lassen National Forest define this high-altitude terrain in the early 1980s. The landscape is a complex mix of timber management, water resources, and volcanic geology, evidenced by the broad fields of Lava in the southern sections. Notable water features include White Horse Reservoir and Shoestring Reservoir, while land use is marked by a network of wells and springs like Rock Cabin Well and Dixie Spring. The transit of the area reflects its industrial and resource-based history, with an Old Railroad Grade winding through Burgess Meadow and the presence of Harvey Station. High points like Patterson Mtn and Harvey Mtn anchor the topography, which includes specialized areas like the State Game Refuge and the Crater Lake Campground. This map provides a detailed view of the infrastructure supporting forestry and land management, from the Cone Two Water Tank to numerous borrow pits.