2014 Map of Imnaha Creek

About this map

Middle Fork Rogue River drainage basins dominate this high-elevation portion of the Rogue River National Forest along the divide between Jackson and Klamath counties. The landscape is defined by a dense network of mountain streams including Imnaha Creek, Foot Cr, and S Fork Rogue River that feed into the larger river systems. Surveyed in the early 21st century, the map reveals a rugged geography managed by a series of Forest Service routes such as Parker Meadows Rd and the Alta Lake Trl. High points like Mudjekeewis Mtn and Gopher Ridge overlook numerous named springs and gulches, reflecting a wilderness area where water resources and timber management are the primary human imprints on the land. Notable features like Frog Lake and Lookout Gulch provide specific orientation points for understanding the natural topography of this timber-rich region.