2011 Map of Mount Hagan

About this map

McKenzie River flows through the southern edge of this Oregon landscape, providing a geographic anchor for small riverside hubs like Finn Rock and Rennie Landing. The area is defined by its significant relief, transitioning from the river valley up toward Mount Hagan and Jimbo Mountain. The terrain is deeply incised by a dense network of watercourses, including South Fork Gate Creek and Bear Creek, which drain the timbered slopes. To the north, the Calapooia River and its various forks, such as the North Fork Calapooia River, carve through the heights near King Camp. The 2011 survey details the intricate system of Forest Service roads, such as Nfd 2611 Rd, which provide access to the interior gulches and peaks, reflecting the region's managed wilderness and recreational utility.