1998 Map of Sportshaven

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South Fork Mountain and the South Fork Trinity River dominate this terrain in the Trinity National Forest region. This 1990s revision reveals a landscape of deep canyons and ridgelines, where family-named holdings like McClellan Place and Graham Place sit alongside the Mad River. The presence of the Klondike Mine in the southeast suggests the area's prospecting history, while the Mad River Campground and the namesake Sportshaven settlement point to its more contemporary use for recreation and timber management. The map's detail is particularly useful for tracing early property lines relative to the Humboldt Base Line, which bisects the quadrangle. From the distinctively named Lemonade Spring to the high point of Bear Wallow Mtn, the sheet provides a precise record of the complex topography within the Shasta-Trinity National Forests and Six Rivers National Forest.