2020 Map of Stott Mountain

About this map

Siuslaw National Forest dominates this section of the Oregon Coast Range, a landscape defined by sharp elevation changes and a dense network of watercourses. The peaks of Stott Mtn and Saddle Bag Mtn overlook a complex drainage system where the Salmon River and the N Fork Siletz River begin their descent toward the Pacific. The presence of Jeeter Prairie and Lost Prairie in the northern reaches suggests rare open openings within the heavy timber. Forestry and resource management are evident through the network of access routes, including BLM Rd 12 and Nat For Dev Rd 1782, which navigate around features like Box Canyon and Elk Ridge. For those interested in the natural landmarks of Lincoln County, the map precisely locates Drift Creek Falls and various summits such as Deadwood Mtn and Diamond Peak, illustrating the area's transition from high ridges to deep creek beds.