1967 Map of Sellers Marsh

About this map

The Winema National Forest landscape in northern Klamath County is defined by its high-elevation wetlands and volcanic geology. Centered on the broad expanse of Sellers Marsh, this 1967 field-checked survey illustrates a network of seasonal water sources and meadows including Round Meadow, Crooked Meadow, and Sproats Meadow. The presence of the Johnson Meadow Guard Sta and the Pumice Well indicate the importance of forest management and local resources in this remote terrain. To the south, Johnson Meadow sits near the drainage of Jack Creek, while the volcanic history of the region is evident in features like Pumice Flat and the prominent rise of Parker Butte. The map documents a moment when this area was primarily utilized for conservation and seasonal grazing, captured just before the 1970s.