2001 Map of Solomons Temple

About this map

Shasta Valley transitions into the high timberlands of the Klamath National Forest in this 2001 revision of Siskiyou County terrain. The landscape is defined by the hydrologic necessity of the arid west, evidenced by the high density of wells such as Well 847 and Well 915 clustered near the rural settlements of Williams Martin and Kegg. The eastern half of the map rises sharply toward the distinctive geologic formation of Solomons Temple and Temple Rock, overlooking the winding path of the Little Shasta River. Ranching and small-scale habitation markers like the Landing Strip and named road networks, including Hart Road and Davis Road, trace the footprint of local families across the valley floor. The map captures a specific interface between managed forest lands and the agricultural heritage of the high desert basin.