1900 Map of Roseburg
USGS Topo · Published 1930About this map
The North Umpqua and South Umpqua River converge northwest of Roseburg, forming a landscape defined by the winding Umpqua River and its fertile valleys. This 1890s survey, reprinted in 1930, captures the central corridor of Douglas County when the Southern Pacific railroad served as the primary transit artery, connecting settlements like Wilbur, Sutherlin, and Oakland. The map reveals a mosaic of distinct valley communities, including Garden Valley, Lookingglass Valley, and Happy Valley, each situated amidst significant terrain features like Dodson Mt and Richards Butte.
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Editions of this 1900 Roseburg Map
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Historical Maps of Roseburg Through Time
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