2011 Map of McCullough Creek

About this map

Fir Point Christian Camp and several forestry-related outposts define this stretch of Douglas County, where the landscape is carved by an intricate network of waterways flowing toward the McCullough Creek drainage. The map reveals a region dominated by logging and resource management, evidenced by the dense grid of Bureau of Land Management roads, such as BLM 31-6-17.0 RD and The Fire Tower Rd, which provide access to high points like Silver Butte. Small, named settlements and landings like Cedar Camp, South Fork Camp, and Grayback suggest a history of seasonal or industrial habitation tied to the timber industry. Numerous springs, including Bernstein Spring and Flory Spring, feed into the various forks of Middle Creek, highlighting the importance of freshwater sources in this high-elevation terrain before they gather at Hayward Pond in the southern reaches.