1989 Map of Reynolds Ridge

About this map

Reynolds Ridge and the Calapooya Mountains dominate this high-elevation forest landscape along the boundary of Lane and Douglas counties. The terrain is defined by a complex drainage network feeding Steamboat Creek, including Buster Creek, Homestead Creek, and Reynolds Creek. In the late 1980s, this area of the Willamette National Forest and Umpqua National Forest shows a landscape managed for both timber and recreation. Human presence is marked by isolated sites like Grassy Ranch Camp and Reynolds Shelter, while industrial activity is evidenced by Firemans Leap Quarry and Buster Pit. Natural landmarks such as Granddad Butte, Reynolds Butte, and the high waters of Bullpup Lake provide key reference points for those exploring the Boulder Creek Wilderness on the southern edge of the sheet.