1998 Map of Pondosa

About this map

Pondosa serves as a focal point for this late-20th-century survey along the boundary of Siskiyou and Shasta counties. The landscape is defined by the high-elevation flats and ridges of the Shasta-Trinity National Forests, where drainage systems like North Fork Bear Creek and North Fork Clark Creek carve through the timberland. Evidence of land use and resource management is visible through features such as the Pondosa Dam, the remote Harlow Place, and several gravel pits. Notable named terrain includes Tom Young Flat, Whitlow Ridge, and Bosworth Meadow, illustrating the specific topographic identifiers used by the Forest Service and local residents. High-voltage powerlines and a Communication Facility underscore the infrastructure supporting this section of northern California.