1985 Map of Imnaha Creek

About this map

The Rogue River National Forest defines this high-elevation landscape along the border of Jackson and Klamath counties. This 1980s survey captures a wilderness managed for both natural resources and recreation, centered on the confluence of the North Fork and the Middle Fork Rogue River. These waterways, including the deep Middle Fork Rogue River Canyon, serve as the primary drainage for the area's complex hydrology. Human activity is concentrated around the Imnaha Forest Service Sta and several gravel pits, indicating the maintenance of forest roads like the Sumpter route. Notable landmarks include the King Spruce (Site) and distinct terrain features such as Mudjekeewis Mtn and Gopher Ridge. The presence of Mtn Beaver Meadow and Black Bear Swamp suggests a mosaic of specialized habitats among the timber.