1955 Map of Lake of the Woods

About this map

Harriman Lodge and Pelican Guard Station overlook the marshy western reaches of Upper Klamath Lake, marking a landscape defined by its alpine basins and recreational outposts in the mid-1950s. The topography is dominated by the massive profile of Aspen Butte and Mt Harriman, which rise above a network of smaller lakes such as Fourmile Lake and Long Lake. This era shows a focus on outdoor institutional use, with several established campgrounds including Camp McLoughlin, Camp Esther Applegate, and Cottonwood Camp situated near the primary water bodies.