2011 Map of Rasler Creek

About this map

Jenkins Prairie and its surrounding drainage basins define this portion of Coos County, where steep terrain and a dense network of watercourses converge. The landscape is dominated by the upper reaches of Rock Creek and Rasler Creek, showing a region shaped by timber management and forest access. A complex system of logging roads, including Natl Forest Develop Road 3000 and Nat For Dev Rd 248, provides the primary infrastructure through the ridges. Smaller tributaries such as Pheasant Creek, Shields Creek, and Fall Creek feed into the larger creek systems, while Cole Creek RD and Jenkins Prairie Rd mark the limited historical entry points into this high-elevation forest environment. The map details the transition from high meadows to the deeply incised valleys of Myrtle Creek at the southern edge.