1999 Map of Sellers Marsh

About this map

Sellers Marsh dominates this landscape within the Winema National Forest, representing a high-elevation wetland system defined by seasonal hydrology. The area is characterized by several distinct clearings and water sources, including Round Meadow, Crooked Meadow, and Dry Meadow, which indicate a history of grazing or resource management in this part of Klamath County. The topography is shaped by watercourses like Sellers Creek and Jack Creek, while Pumice Flat hints at the volcanic geology of the region. Evidence of historical land use appears in utilitarian markers such as a Corral, a Water Tank, and Meadow Spring, which supported livestock and forestry operations. The presence of the Standard Parallel South serves as a reminder of the foundational surveying work required to organize and manage these public forest lands at the close of the 20th century.