1985 Map of Mule Hill

About this map

Klamath River rapids surge through the southern canyon of this mid-1980s landscape, marking the border between Oregon and California. The map documents a sparsely populated timber and ranching region characterized by former logging camps and early settlements, specifically noting the locations of Camp 4 (Site) and Pokegama (Site). These sites, along with several distributed water resources like Ward Reservoir and Tom Reservoir, reflect the historic human management of the high desert and mountain terrain. Higher elevations are dominated by Mule Hill and Mud Spring Mountain, while the southern reaches fall within the Klamath Nat For. The presence of multiple borrow pits and a prominent Transmission Line alongside Hayden Creek Road suggests an era of infrastructure maintenance and resource extraction in this borderland corridor.