1982 Map of Klamath Glen

About this map

The Klamath River carves through a landscape of steep ridges and dense timberlands at the northern edge of the Hoopa Valley Indian Reservation in the early 1980s. The settlement at Klamath Glen serves as a local hub, featuring a Fire Sta, Pumping Sta, and various trailer parks and boat ramps that facilitate access to the river's Turwar Riffle. The northern portion of the map is dominated by the Six Rivers National Forest, where a network of four-wheel-drive tracks connects remote points like Cache Saddle and Rocky Saddle. Significant topographic landmarks, including Rattlesnake Mountain and the Red Mountain Lookout Tower, overlook the deep drainages of Goose Creek and Turwar Creek. This survey captures the region's character as a managed wilderness, balancing forestry operations at Klamath Station with seasonal sites like Marlow Campsite.