1990 Map of Squaw Dome

About this map

The Sierra National Forest high country is defined by steep granite landforms and a series of high-altitude meadows that supported early seasonal grazing and forestry operations. Prominent landmarks such as Squaw Dome, Jackass Rock, and Fuller Buttes dominate the skyline above the San Joaquin River canyon. The presence of the Mammoth Pool Reservoir and the Minarets FS Station underscores the managed landscape of the late twentieth century, where recreation and utility intersected in the backcountry.