2011 Map of Substitute Point

About this map

Substitute Point and Burnt Top anchor this high-elevation landscape in the Cascades, where a complex network of glacial lakes and mountain streams defines the terrain. The drainage patterns are clearly delineated by the paths of Separation Creek, Horse Creek, and Honey Creek, which includes the marked Honey Creek Falls. This 2011 survey captures a wilderness area punctuated by small, named water bodies such as Tokatee Lakes, Dillion Lake, and Moonlight Lake. The presence of Ingram Camp and the clearing at Buck Meadows suggests a landscape utilized for seasonal grazing or backcountry recreation. Tracing the seasonal flows of Eugene Creek and Proxy Creek reveal the intricate topography of the Lane County backcountry during the early 21st century.