1997 Map of Requa

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The Klamath River meets the Pacific Ocean in this coastal survey, highlighting the complex intersection of tribal, national, and state lands in late-century Del Norte County. The mouth of the river is flanked by the Yurok Indian Reservation and the Hoopa Valley Indian Reservation, with the Resighini rancheria situated on the south bank. Transportation and tourism landmarks are concentrated along the Redwood Highway, including the Louis P De Martin Sr Memorial Bridge and the Trees of Mystery attraction. Cultural sites like the Requa Cem and Keating School provide specific points of interest for genealogists tracing families in the settlements of Requa and Klamath. Higher elevations are defined by managed lands, including the Yurok Redwood Experimental Forest and the Klamath Air Force Station perched on the coastal bluffs.