2011 Map of Ivers Peak

About this map

Ivers Peak dominates this landscape in Douglas County, serving as a prominent landmark above the intricate drainage system of the Coast Range. The terrain is defined by high-elevation divides like Coos Ridge and High Ridge, which separate the various tributaries feeding into the larger river systems. A complex network of waterways, including Matson Creek, Beulah Creek, and Elk Creek, carves through the heavily dissected topography. The presence of the East Fork Millicoma River indicates the area's importance within the local watershed. This 2011 survey illustrates a remote wilderness character where landforms and hydrology are the primary features, showing the headwaters of numerous creeks such as Bear Camp Creek and Fall Creek that flow from the steep ridges.