2011 Map of Mount Bolivar

About this map

Mount Bolivar and Diamond Peak anchor this section of Douglas County, where the high ridges of the Coast Range divide the drainage basins of the South Fork Coquille River and the West Fork Cow Creek. In the early 21st century, the landscape is defined by a dense network of timber and access roads, such as Nat For Dev RD 3348 and various BLM routes, reflecting the region's managed forest history. The presence of Fuller Mine and Bolivar Mine near the headwaters of Bolivar Creek points to the area's mineral exploration past. Higher elevations feature distinctive landmarks like Anaktuvuk Saddle and August Knob, while lower-lying areas like Ashur Flat and Big Prairie provide breaks in the continuous forest cover. For those tracking geography or resource history, the map clearly delineates the complex creek systems, including Mule Creek and Stanley Creek, that carve through this interior Oregon terrain.