2011 Map of Mount Isabelle

About this map

Mount Isabelle and the surrounding peaks of Jackson County define this landscape of high ridges and winding creek drainages. The area is marked by a network of drainage basins, including Foots Creek, West Branch Galls Creek, and Forest Creek, which dictate the local road systems. Pockets of level ground such as Lilly Prairie and Bunny Meadows contrast with the steeper elevations of Timber Mountain and Baldy Mountain. Water management is evident through the Jacksonville Reservoir and Winningham Reservoir, highlighting the area's infrastructure for the nearby settlements. Cultural history is anchored by the Log Town Cemetery near the junction of Forest Creek and Poormans Creek, providing a focal point for genealogical research. The naming of various gulches, such as Marshall Gulch and Norling Gulch, reflects a history of local land use and geographic naming conventions across the Pacific Northwest timber and mountain country.