1990 Map of Rasler Creek

About this map

Jenkins Prairie sits in the northwestern corner of this landscape, marking a rare break in the dense, drainage-heavy terrain of the Siskiyou National Forest. Surveyed in the late 1980s, the map reveals a complex network of forest roads and trails that navigate the steep slopes of Eden Ridge and the surrounding basins. The drainage pattern is the dominant geographic feature, defined by the M Fk Coquille R and its numerous tributaries including Rasler Creek, Rock Creek, and Myrtle Creek. This provisional survey preserves the detailed topography of the timberlands during a period of transition in the Pacific Northwest, capturing the intricate water systems of Pheasant Creek, Cole Creek, and Shields Creek before further modernization of the forest's access routes.