1990 Map of Jellico

About this map

The Lassen National Forest terrain in northeastern California dominates this 1990 survey, showing a landscape defined by volcanic landforms and managed water resources. At the southern edge of the map, the Cone and Ward Ranch sits near the headwaters of Butte Creek, which flows through the heart of the quadrangle. The topography is marked by named elevations such as Negro Camp Mountain and Ladder Butte, interspersed with various reservoirs including Freebee Reservoir and Bootleg Reservoir. High-altitude flats like Sheep Flat and Halls Flat provide rare level ground within the complex relief. Small seasonal locations and former activity sites, such as the Butte Camp (Site) and Jelly Camp, suggest the area's history of logging or grazing, while the presence of the R I M Road and several springs like Ericksons Spring indicate established backcountry access routes.