1979 Map of Red Cinder

About this map

Caribou Wilderness and Lassen National Forest define this high-altitude landscape in the late 1970s, where volcanic features and alpine lakes dominate the terrain. Significant elevations like North Caribou, South Caribou, and Black Cinder Rock rise above a dense network of water bodies, including Emerald Lake, Shotoverin Lake, and Evelyn Lake. The map records traces of earlier human presence at the Heckle Ranch (Site) near Bailey Creek, providing a specific point of interest for researchers of local ranching history.