1942 Map of Roman Nose Mtn

About this map

Roman Nose Mtn stands as a prominent landmark in this 1942 survey of the Coast Range, where the complex drainage basins of the Siuslaw River and Smith River converge. The landscape is defined by its industrial and residential isolation, characterized by small homesteads and essential rural infrastructure. Named properties such as Luce Place, Hess Ranch, and Damewoods Place are scattered among the dense network of creeks, providing valuable location data for genealogists tracking early twentieth-century settlers in this timber-rich region.