2011 Map of High Point

About this map

The Siuslaw River winds through the southern portion of this landscape, anchoring the small settlement of Alma near the confluence of Conger Creek. This timber-rich region of Lane County is defined by a complex network of forest management routes, including numerous logging roads such as W Mnln and the BLM Road 19-6-29. Significant elevation changes are marked by prominent features like Letsom Mountain and Timber Ridge, which separate the various drainage basins of Wolf Creek and Wildcat Creek. The northern reaches include the Carrol Reservoir, a notable water feature amidst the dense network of tributaries that feed into the larger river systems. The map illustrates the 2011 state of local infrastructure, where primary access is provided by Siuslaw River Rd and Wolf Creek Rd, reflecting the area's ongoing importance for both rural residence and resource management.