1935 Map of Hoaglin

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Trinity National Forest and Mendocino National Forest meet in this mid-1930s landscape of high peaks and isolated homesteads. The terrain is deeply cut by the South Fork Trinity River and the Mad River, creating a remote topography where small-scale ranching and mining define the human presence. Pockets of settlement are concentrated in rare level ground like Hoaglin Valley and Kettenpom Valley, supported by a network of rural schoolhouses including Kettenpom Pk Sch and Lake Mtn Sch.