1957 Map of Lenz

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The Klamath Marsh dominates the eastern landscape of this 1957 survey, a vast wetland system where the Williamson River meanders south toward Kirk. This era captures a distinct corridor of rail activity along the Southern Pacific line, which skirts the western edge of the marsh through small stations and sidings like Lenz, Chinchalo, and Fuego. The transition from the aquatic marshland to the forested high ground is sharp, moving westward through the Antelope Desert toward the peaks of Bear Butte and Lookout Butte.