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1983 Map of Hawkinsville

Name: 1983 Topographic Map of Hawkinsville
Creator: U.S. Geological Survey
Published: 1984
License: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/

USGS Topo · Published 1984

About this map

Hawkinsville lies at the southern edge of this landscape where the Shasta Valley meets the rugged northern terrain of the Klamath National Forest. This 1983 provisional survey captures a region defined by its industrial history and drainage patterns, with the Klamath River and Shasta River carving through complex topography. The map reveals a legacy of resource extraction, noting several specific sites including the Negro Boy Mine, High Grade Mine, and Gold Leaf Mine.

Infrastructure is anchored by the Southern Pacific railroad and the Anderson Grade, while the Randolf Collier Safety Roadside Rest Area and Pioneer Bridge mark contemporary transit points. Natural features are exceptionally detailed, naming numerous seasonal drainages such as Carson Gulch, Jail Gulch, and Williams Gulch. Distinctive landmarks like Paradise Craggy and Black Mountain overlook a landscape dotted with isolated water sources like Iron Trough Spring and Silvas Spring.