1997 Map of Mount June

About this map

Willamette National Forest and Umpqua National Forest converge in this high-elevation region of Lane County, defined by several prominent peaks and the waters of Lookout Point Lake. The terrain is marked by significant geological features such as Mount June, Hardesty Mountain, and the distinctive Sawtooth Rock, while the northern portion of the map is dominated by the sprawling reservoir. Industrial activity is evident through numerous Quarry sites scattered across the ridges, particularly near Mount June and south of Lost Creek. The map documents a managed wilderness where recreational infrastructure like the Ash Swale Shelter and Eagles Rest sits alongside the headwaters of various drainages, including Minnow Creek and Herman Creek. The Middle Fork Willamette River serves as a primary corridor through the valley, highlighting the intersection of timber management and natural watershed preservation during the late 1990s.