2011 Map of Pelican Bay

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Upper Klamath Lake dominates the eastern half of this landscape, where the marshy transition to the mainland is navigated by Pelican Cut Canal and several winding waterways including Crystal Creek and Recreation Creek. Along the northwestern shore, the settlement of Rocky Point and nearby Harriman Lodge reflect the area's long-standing connection to lakeside recreation and lodging. The terrain rises sharply away from the water towards Pelican Butte Road, revealing a landscape marked by both natural features like Odessa Spring and human industry, evidenced by the Pelican Cinder Pit and Long Rifle Cinder Pit. Farther south, the Mountain Lakes Organizational Camp sits tucked away near the headwaters of Varney Creek, while the shoreline extends into Ball Bay at Coon Point.