1994 Map of Storrie

About this map

The North Fork Feather River carves a deep path through the Plumas and Lassen National Forests, defining the industrial and transportation character of this mountain region. The Union Pacific railroad and Highway 70 follow the river's tight curves, linking a series of small riverside settlements including Storrie, Tobin, and Rodgers Flat. This 1994 revision captures a landscape dedicated to hydroelectric power generation, evidenced by the Bucks Creek Powerhouse, Rock Creek Powerhouse, and Grizzly Powerhouse situated along the water's edge. High above the river canyon, the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail traverses the Bucks Lake Wilderness, passing through a high-elevation terrain of named flats and glacial lakes like Campbell Lake and Oliver Lake. The presence of the Indian Bar Sch near Belden points to the established community life that persisted despite the steep, challenging geography of the Feather River canyon.