1998 Map of Lewiston
USGS Topo · Published 2003About this map
The town of Lewiston serves as the central hub of this northern California landscape, situated where the Trinity River continues its course south of the Lewiston Lake impoundment. This late-twentieth-century revision, updated by the USDA Forest Service, reveals a region defined by its managed water resources and recreational infrastructure. The lake’s northern reaches are marked by the Lakeview Terrace Resort, while the surrounding terrain is deeply incised by numerous drainages such as Baker Gulch, Cooper Gulch, and Jennings Gulch. The mapping reflects a period of established forest management and developed public access within the National Forest System. Significant tributary action is evident where Rush Creek joins the main river valley, illustrating the complex hydrology that supports the area's local economy and natural environment.
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