1997 Map of Imnaha Creek

About this map

Rogue River National Forest defines the character of this high-elevation landscape, where numerous tributaries feed the Middle Fork Rogue River. The 1997 revision highlights a topography dominated by steep drainages like Canyon Fork Rogue River and Lookout Gulch, revealing a wilderness area managed for both its natural resources and conservation. Evidence of the region's operational history is found in the scattered Gravel Pits and a Quarry, while specialized landmarks such as the King Spruce (Site) and Mountain Beaver Meadow suggest specific ecological or historical points of interest within the forest. To the east, the Sky Lakes Wilderness boundary begins its ascent toward Mudjekeewis Mtn, marking a transition into more protected, roadless terrain. Hydrological features are abundant, from the naming of Bikini Pond Spring and Geyser Spring to the flow of Imnaha Creek through the central portion of the sheet.