2001 Map of Parker Knoll

About this map

Angle sits at the southwestern edge of this high-elevation landscape, where the agricultural flats of Grass Valley meet the rising slopes of the Parker Plateau. Surveyed during the late 20th century, the map documents a terrain defined by its water management and grazing potential, with Otter Creek winding through the valley floor and several high-altitude water bodies like Dog Lake and Mud Lake situated on the eastern uplands. The Fishlake National Forest boundary marks the western edge, protecting a network of drainages including Little Pole Canyon and Pine Canyon. This 2001 revision illustrates the relationship between the valley floor's infrastructure and the prominent high point at Parker Knoll, which overlooks a landscape of high plateaus and seasonal draws.