2017 Map of Klamath Falls

About this map

Klamath Falls sits at the nexus of a complex hydrological landscape where Upper Klamath Lake empties into the Link River, passing through the center of the city toward Lake Ewauna. The industrial and agricultural heritage of the region is written into the terrain through extensive water management systems, including the A Canal, Plevna Ditch, and the Lost River Diversion Channel. South of the urban center, the land transitions into the expansive Wocus Marsh and the reclaimed agricultural tracts of Miller Island and the Spring Lake Valley. Local genealogists can locate several significant burial grounds, such as Linkville Cem and Klamath Memorial Park, while those interested in local infrastructure can trace the path of the BNSF Railway as it services the outlying communities of Midland and Falcon Heights. The map also reveals specialized landmarks like Stonehenge and the Fremont Bridge spanning the river narrows.