1983 Map of Harvey Mtn.

About this map

Lassen National Forest terrain in Lassen County defines this high-elevation landscape, where volcanic history is written across the ground in extensive lava fields. The area is dominated by peaks like Harvey Mtn and Crater Mtn, alongside specialized land use areas such as the Blacks Mountain Experimental Forest and a large State Game Refuge. Water management is central to the human footprint here, visible through a network of remote infrastructure including White Horse Reservoir, the Windy Cap Well, and the Rock Cabin Well. The presence of several Borrow Pits and Cinder Pits suggests the extraction of volcanic materials for local road building. Open spaces like Burgess Meadow and Aspen Flat provide breaks in the timber, while numerous seasonal features like Dry Lake and Windy Lake underscore the arid high-country climate of the early 1980s.