2018 Map of Pittville

About this map

Pittville serves as the central settlement on this northeastern California landscape, situated where the Pit River winds through a complex valley system. The area is defined by its water management and diverse terrain, featuring several irrigation and storage bodies such as Toll House Reservoir, Hardin Reservoir, and Crum Reservoir. To the west, the boundary of the Shasta National Forest meets the valley floor, while the Big Valley Mountains rise to the northeast. A network of rural roads, including Old Toll Rd and Pittville Rd, traces the historic movement of people and goods across the Shasta and Lassen County line. The presence of Hot Springs and named points like Taylor Knob and Sleepy Hollow highlights the unique geological and cultural markers of this high-elevation basin, emphasizing its character as a working ranching and forestry landscape.