1952 Map of Hull Mountain

About this map

Mendocino National Forest defines the rugged high-country character of this 1952 field-checked study. The map documents a landscape of scattered family-named locations and early forestry infrastructure, such as the Plaskett Guard Sta and a high-elevation Lookout. Family history is anchored to places like Carpenter Place, Keller Place, and Jenks Place, suggesting a legacy of seasonal grazing or early homesteading. The terrain is a complex network of ridges like Wallow Ridge and Pinto Ridge divided by the Eel River and the headwaters of the Middle Fork Stony Creek. High-elevation landmarks like Black Butte and Snow Basin are prominent, alongside numerous established sites for mountain travelers, including Copper City Campground, Lee Logan Camp, and the remote Millsap Cabin.