2020 Map of Rigdon Point

About this map

Rigdon Meadows sits at the northern edge of this high-elevation landscape, where the Middle Fork and several tributary creeks carve through the divide between the Willamette National Forest and the Umpqua National Forest. The map documents a complex system of timber and forest service access roads weaving around prominent summits like McLean Mtn and McGowan Mtn. Notable water features such as Lizard Lake and Chuckle Springs provide specific points of interest within the broader drainage basins of Echo Cr and the N Fork Staley Cr. The southern boundary follows the crest of the Calapooya Mountains, marking the physical and administrative transition into the Umpqua basin. Landmarks like Lighthouse Rock and Rigdon Point serve as key navigational anchors in this heavily forested terrain, illustrating the land-use patterns of the Cascade Range in the twenty-first century.