1990 Map of Lamoine

About this map

Sacramento River canyons dominate this northern California landscape, which is marked by the winding water and a string of mountain settlements established along the transportation corridor. In the final decade of the 20th century, towns like Lamoine, Delta, and Vollmers are shown positioned at the base of steep slopes where tributaries such as Dog Creek and Slate Creek meet the river. The southern portion of the survey highlights the northern reaches of Shasta Lake, where recreation facilities like Antlers Campground and Lakeshore East Campground emerged to serve the post-dam landscape. Higher elevations are characterized by landmarks like the Sugarloaf Lookout Radio Facility and the complex terrain of Mosquito Ridge. This map captures a specific phase of regional development within the Shasta National Forest, documenting the interplay between historical river-side communities and the modern lake-focused infrastructure of the Whiskeytown-Shasta-Trinity National Recreation Area.