2017 Map of Little Chinquapin Mountain

About this map

The Rogue River National Forest defines this high-elevation landscape in the southern Oregon Cascades. The map shows a complex network of water sources and high peaks, including Little Chinquapin Mountain, Old Baldy, and Brush Mtn. This area is marked by numerous springs such as Fredenburg Spring, Bluejay Spring, and Dogwood Spring, which feed into a labyrinth of waterways like Jenny Creek and Green Cr. Evidence of water management and land use is visible through the Howard Prairie Canal and Johnson Prairie, reflecting the region's historical reliance on mountain watersheds for downstream irrigation and ranching. The small Pinehurst Cem stands as a solitary genealogical marker in the southwest, while the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail winds through the northern peaks near Griffin Pass, tracing a traditional route across the divide between Jackson and Klamath counties.