1956 Map of Hayden Hill

About this map

Hayden Hill serves as a focal point for this section of the Modoc National Forest, characterized by its concentration of mineral prospects and a historic Cem. The landscape is defined by its water management and livestock history, evidenced by a dense network of springs and man-made impoundments like Silva Flat Reservoir, Hatfield Reservoir, and Ambrose Reservoir. These features, alongside isolated outposts such as Totten Camp and Hencratt Camp, illustrate the mid-century reliance on mountain water sources for both ranching and forest maintenance.