2020 Map of Lane Mountain

About this map

Umpqua National Forest land dominates this 2020 landscape in Douglas County, Oregon, where a dense network of Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and forest roads provides access to the steep drainage basins of the Western Cascades. Prominent high points include Lane Mtn and Buck Peak, which serve as hydrologic divides for numerous named waterways. The northern section is defined by the Little River and its tributaries like McKay Cr and Cavitt Creek, while the southern portion of the quadrangle sheds water toward N Myrtle Cr via Buck Fork and Stacey Gulch Cr. The intricate road system, including the Buckhorn Rd and many designated spurs like Jim Creek Rd, reflects the ongoing management and resource extraction history of this timber-rich region. This map provides an essential record of the modern forest infrastructure and topographical detail in a heavily forested, drain-cut interior of the Pacific Northwest.