2011 Map of Sellers Marsh

About this map

Squirrel Camp sits in the high desert landscape of Klamath County, part of a sprawling network of forest roads and clearings documented in the early twenty-first century. The terrain is characterized by a mix of seasonal wetlands and volcanic landmarks, with Sellars Marsh serving as a central drainage point for the surrounding highlands. This area of the Deschutes and Winema National Forest transition zone reveals a history of land management and recreation, evident in the complex web of service roads that traverse Crooked Meadow and Pumice Flat. Rising above the surrounding flats, Parker Butte provides a significant vertical landmark for the region. Water sources like Meadow Spring and the headwaters of Jack Creek highlight the vital, scattered hydrology that sustains this high-elevation ecosystem.