2015 Map of Requa

About this map

The Klamath River meets the Pacific Ocean in this coastal survey, where the river's final bend carves a path through the steep terrain of the Redwood National Park and Six Rivers National Forest. Settlement is concentrated near the river mouth, with Requa perched on the northern bank and Camp Klamath situated just upstream. To the south, the community of Klamath and the settlement of Hoppaw sit near Waukell Flat. The coastal topography is defined by dramatic sea stacks and headlands, including False Klamath Rock and Flint Rock Head, while the Louis P DeMartin Senior Memorial Bridge provides the primary crossing over the lower river. Inland, numerous ridges like Mynot Ridge and Pou-Oup Ridge rise sharply from the water's edge, reflecting the verticality of this northern California landscape.