2001 Map of Hornbrook
USGS Topo · Published 2004About this map
Hornbrook and the nearby settlement of Henley sit at a critical transit corridor in Siskiyou County, where the Southern Pacific railroad and major roadways parallel the winding Cottonwood Creek. This survey captures the region as it balanced its industrial past with forest conservation, marked by the extensive boundaries of the Klamath National Forest. Evidence of historical mining is scattered through the drainages, notably at the Jilson Mine Shaft and several tunnels near Rocky Gulch. Cultural memory is anchored by landmarks like the Henley-Hornbrook Cemetery, the B R Alden Historical Marker, and the Jefferson Davis Historical Monument located near Hilt. The landscape is defined by deep gulches such as Rancheria Gulch and Stiffneck Gulch, which feed into the Klamath River at the southern edge of the map, illustrating the drainage patterns that once supported local hydraulic operations.
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