2015 Map of Hawkinsville

About this map

Hawkinsville and the surrounding high country of Siskiyou County are defined by the winding course of the Shasta River and the rugged reaches of the Klamath National Forest. This 2015 study traces the complex network of mountain drainages, from Williams Cr to Maxwell Cr, that flow toward the river valley. The landscape is marked by numerous named ravines such as Jail Gulch, Dutch Gulch, and Rattlesnake Gulch, reflecting the region's topographical complexity and historical land use. Significant landmarks include the Pioneer Bridge and the geological prominence of White Rock. Settlement patterns are concentrated near the river and the northern edge of the Shasta Valley, where local roads like Ager Rd and Yreka Ager Rd connect small clusters like Riverview and Jims Camp. The map also captures several natural springs, including Silvas Spring and Lower Maple Spring, which have long served as vital water sources in this dry, upland environment.