1997 Map of Linton Lake

About this map

High volcanic plateaus and alpine wilderness dominate this landscape in the Central Cascades as it appeared at the close of the twentieth century. The terrain is defined by the legacy of geologic activity, featuring extensive lava flows and high-elevation basins. Knobs Sheep Camp remains a notable landmark in the northern section of the quadrangle, hinting at the area's history of seasonal grazing before the expansion of modern wilderness management. The map reflects a period of transition where early forest use markers like sheep camps persisted alongside modern recreational and conservation designations.