2014 Map of Hebo

About this map

Hebo and Cloverdale serve as the primary coastal gateway communities within this portion of the Siuslaw National Forest, where the Nestucca River and Three Rivers converge. The landscape is defined by the steep transition from the river valley floor to the high elevations of Mt Hebo and Gauldy Ridge. This 2014 survey documents the dense network of forest service roads, including Nat For Dev Rd 1431 and Little Hebo Rd, which facilitate access to remote locations like Happy Hollow and Little Hebo. Notable local landmarks for genealogists and historians include the Nestucca Valley Community Cem and the Gist Cem, along with aquaculture infrastructure like the Rhodes Rearing Pond. The map also captures the path of Us-101 and State Hwy 22, tracing the historical transportation corridors that have long connected these timber and dairy regions.