2011 Map of Kenyon Mountain

About this map

Kenyon Mountain and the surrounding drainage basins of the Oregon Coast Range define this 2011 survey of Douglas County. The landscape is dominated by high points like Thomas Mountain, Scott Mountain, and Split Mountain, which serve as the headwaters for a complex network of streams. This network includes the Upper Rock Creek and the various branches of Camas Creek, including its South Fork and East Fork. The map illustrates a region managed for timber and conservation, where human activity is primarily limited to resource access. The transit network is sparse, consisting largely of unpaved forest routes such as Weaver Creek Rd and Upper Rock Creek Rd. Near the southern summit of Kenyon Mountain, the Camas Lookout stands as a testament to the region's long history of fire monitoring and forest management.