1984 Map of Russell Peak

About this map

The Scott Bar Mountains dominate this northern California landscape, which is defined by steep drainages and early industrial sites within the Klamath National Forest. At the time of this 1980s survey, the transition between high ridges and the agricultural potential of Scott Valley is marked by community landmarks like the Meamber School and the Meamber Bridge crossing the river. These features suggest a concentrated pocket of settlement near the water, contrasting with the high-elevation mining and ranching operations found elsewhere on the sheet.