1987 Map of Roseburg West

About this map

The South Umpqua River winds through this 1980s landscape, serving as a primary corridor for the city of Roseburg and the southern settlement of Winston. The terrain transitions from the developed river valley to the broad agricultural expanses of Lookingglass Valley and Happy Valley. Small rural communities and named crossroads such as Melrose, Edenbower, and Lookingglass anchor the surrounding hillsides, while landmarks like Indian Nose and Swan Hill define the local topography. Evidence of the region's infrastructure is visible in the network of pipelines and powerlines, the Gaging Station on Lookingglass Creek, and Felts Field near the river. This survey captures the suburban and industrial expansion of the era, noting municipal features like the Sewage Disposal Plant and a Solid Waste Disposal Site alongside local landmarks like the Cem and various quarries.