1985 Map of Surveyor Mountain

About this map

The high timberlands of the Winema National Forest dominate this mid-1980s survey, centered on the prominent ridge of Surveyor Mountain. The landscape is a complex network of peaks and drainage glades, including Surveyor Peak, Kent Peak, and the distinctive Summit Rock Point. The southern portion of the quadrangle shows a shift toward water management and historical markers, featuring the Cold Spring Historical Monument located near the headwaters of seasonal drainages. Multiple water catchments, such as Lower Sheepy Reservoir, Sheepy Reservoir, and Parker Reservoir, underscore the importance of water storage in this forested upland. The presence of several Borrow Pits and a Rock Slide near the peaks suggests the industrial activity required to maintain the mountain roads. These features, combined with named glades like Cherry Glade and Puckett Glade, provide a detailed view of the natural and man-made infrastructure in this part of Klamath County before modern digital mapping.