2014 Map of Pelican Bay

About this map

Rocky Point serves as a central landmark in this 2014 survey of the northwestern reaches of Upper Klamath Lake. The landscape is defined by the complex aquatic environment where the Upper Klamath National Wildlife Refuge meets the Winema National Forest. Numerous freshwater sources, including Harriman Spring, Odessa Spring, and Wampler Spring, feed into the lake through a network of creeks and the man-made Pelican Cut Canal. To the south, the terrain rises sharply toward the peak of Mt Harriman, while the shoreline is marked by prominent features like Coon Point and Ball Point. This map captures a modern view of the region's protected wetlands and forested uplands, highlighting the intricate boundaries of Pelican Bay and Ball Bay along the lake's western edge.