1986 Map of Huckleberry Mtn

About this map

Salmon Creek carves a deep valley through the heart of the Willamette National Forest in this mid-1980s topographical study. The terrain is defined by high ridgelines, including the prominent Huckleberry Mtn and Bunchgrass Ridge, which overlook a dense network of tributaries such as Wall Creek and Tumble Creek. Notable landmarks include Salmon Creek Falls and high peaks like Eagle Butte and Squaw Butte. Throughout the landscape, the presence of numerous Borrow Pits and several Quarries suggests the importance of forest road maintenance and resource extraction during this era. The map also documents specific hydrological features like Devils Canyon and the winding course of Trapper Creek, providing a detailed look at the drainage patterns of Lane County before more recent environmental shifts.