2011 Map of Jordan Creek

About this map

Lees Camp stands as a notable point along the Wilson River in this coastal mountain landscape of northwest Oregon. The river system dominates the hydrology, fed by a complex network of tributaries including Lehman Creek, Cedar Creek, and Ryan Creek, which features the Ryan Creek Reservoir. The terrain is defined by prominent high points and ridges such as Kings Mountain, Diamond Hill, and Ax Ridge, which historically dictated the paths of logging roads and early transit routes. Evidence of water management and local industry is visible through sites like Archer Pond and the numerous small creeks like Ben Smith Creek and Phipps Creek that carve through the steep timberlands. A series of primary access roads, including Jordan Creek Rd and Jones Creek Rd, follow the natural contours of the ridges, connecting the small settlement of Jordan Creek to the broader regional forest network.