1967 Map of Miller Lake

About this map

Miller Lake serves as the central focal point of this high-altitude landscape, situated along the shared border of the Umpqua National Forest and Winema National Forest. The 1967 field-checked topography reveals a terrain defined by volcanic peaks and drainage patterns, including Adell Butte, Tipsoo, and Red Cone. Of particular interest to historical researchers is the Old Indian Treaty Boundary that cuts across the southern portion of the sheet, marking a significant legal and cultural demarcation through the woods. Recreational development is evident through the Digit Point Campground and a network of pack trails and a Jeep Trail, while the hydrology is characterized by numerous small springs such as Forked Horn Springs and Fire Spring which feed into streams like Miller Creek and Sink Creek.