1986 Map of Kloster Mtn

About this map

Kloster Mtn and Buckhorn Mtn dominate this mid-1980s landscape in Lane County, Oregon, where the rugged topography is defined by an intricate network of drainage systems. The map details a transition from the higher peaks into the valleys formed by Lost Creek, Gosage Creek, and Teeter Creek. This period of land use is characterized by a heavy industrial presence, evidenced by numerous Quarry sites scattered across the mountain flanks, linked by a complex system of logging roads and private ways like Anthony Private. A notable geographic feature, Noyas Pass, provides a point of transit between the southern drainages. The sheer density of small watercourses, including Guiley Creek and East Gosage Creek, illustrates the hydrological complexity of the western Cascades foothills before modern reforestation and changing land management altered the visibility of these industrial access routes.