2020 Map of Military Crossing

About this map

The Klamath Marsh National Wildlife Refuge dominates this southern Oregon landscape, preserving a complex wetland system where the Williamson River and Big Springs Creek converge. At the center of the sheet lies Military Crossing, a landmark reflecting the historical transit routes through the marshy Klamath Basin. The eastern edge of the map rises toward the Winema National Forest, featuring the distinct elevation of Wildhorse Ridge and the drainage of Skellock Draw. To the north, the transition from water to land is marked by named geographical features like The Peninsula and Windmill Point. Man-made alterations to the hydrology are visible through the Kittredge Canal, while the Military Crossing CR 677 provides modern access through the protected wilderness and rugged terrain of northern Klamath County.