2012 Map of Hull Creek

About this map

North Fork Tuolumne River and the Clavey River drain this high-elevation landscape, where a network of forest camps and seasonal meadows define the human geography. Named for family and local historical figures, landmarks like Faust Cabin, Fahey Cabin, and Lee Price Camp are scattered throughout the drainage basins of Hull Creek and Twomile Creek. The southern portion of the map centers on Deadwood and the large Rosasco Meadow near Camp Niagara, illustrating a long history of cattle grazing and timber activity. This area is characterized by numerous natural water sources, including Milk Ranch Spring, Wet Meadows Springs, and Sam Williams Spring, which likely supported early ranching and forestry operations. The density of named meadows such as Funks Meadow and Wolfin Meadow suggests a landscape historically utilized for summer pasturing and backcountry recreation.