1954 Map of Macdoel
USGS Topo · Published 1974About this map
Macdoel and Mt Hebron anchor the eastern agricultural flats of this mid-century Siskiyou County landscape, where the Southern Pacific railroad runs parallel to a network of levees and artesian wells. The transition from the floor of Pleasant Valley to the timbered heights of the Klamath National Forest is marked by a series of family-named ranching operations, including Mills Ranch, Dysert Ranch, and Prather Ranch. These holdings reflect a long-standing pattern of high-altitude grazing and water management in a region defined by its volcanic peaks like McGavin Peak and Ball Mtn.
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