2011 Map of Stott Mountain

About this map

Stott Mountain stands as the central peak in this heavily wooded section of the Northern Oregon Coast Range. The landscape is defined by its complex drainage systems, where the North Fork Siletz River and its numerous tributaries like Gravel Creek and Sampson Creek carve through the terrain. Human presence is sparse and concentrated at specific sites like Horner Ranch and the descriptive Four Cabin Corner, indicating a region primarily utilized for forestry and conservation rather than dense settlement. The high-altitude monitoring of the forest is evidenced by the Suncrest Point Lookout in the southern portion of the quadrangle. Other prominent heights, including Saddle Bag Mountain, Bald Mountain, and Deadwood Mountain, flank the winding courses of the Salmon River and Slick Rock Creek, illustrating the deeply dissected nature of this coastal upland.