1956 Map of Manzanita Lake

About this map

Lassen Volcanic National Park and the high volcanic peaks of the Cascades dominate this mid-century survey, revealing a landscape defined by dramatic geological formations and early forestry infrastructure. The map documents the jagged topography of the Chaos Crags and the massive debris flow of the Chaos Jumbles, leading toward the clear waters of Manzanita Lake. To the north and west, the Latour State Forest and Thousand Lakes Wild Area show a network of primitive access points like The Corduroy Road and the Old Emigrant Road.