1998 Map of Richter Mountain

About this map

Banfield Mine and the Red Cloud Mine sit within this steep terrain, reflecting the mid-to-late 20th-century mining and timber focus of this section of the Umpqua National Forest. The landscape is defined by its industrial and recreational intersections, featuring sites like the Mammoth Lode Mine alongside isolated landmarks such as the Richter Cabin and Peavine Camp. Water sources like Drew Lake and the South Fork White Creek cut through the topography, which is anchored by high points like Richter Mountain and Threehorn Mountain. This 1990s revision reveals a network of forest roads and 4WD trails that provided access to these remote resource sites and small outposts like Stauch Ranch near the Douglas and Jackson county line.