2014 Map of McLeod

About this map

McLeod serves as a central point in this northern Jackson County landscape, where the Rogue River meets the expansive waters of Lost Creek Lake. The area's geography is defined by significant water management and recreation features, including the Elk Creek Reservoir and the Elk Creek Lake project area. The topography is marked by distinct summits such as Tatouche Peak, Burnt Peak, and the oddly named Camel Hump. Transportation and access are facilitated by Highway 62, which follows the river's path, and various forest roads like Middle Creek Rd and Old Elk Creek Rd. The presence of the Rogue River Trl and the Trail Area indicates a landscape dedicated to public access and land management, while local landmarks like Berrian Spring and Yellow Rock provide specific points of interest for those studying the natural history of the Upper Rogue region.