2018 Map of Tennant

About this map

Tennant lies at the intersection of high-elevation forestry and volcanic terrain, where the northern reaches of the Shasta National Forest meet the Klamath National Forest. The landscape is defined by massive relief features such as Haight Mtn and Stephens Butte, alongside the prominent Picadilly Ridge. An extensive network of Forest Service and logging roads, including the Tennant Rd and Long Prairie Rd, crisscrosses the timberlands. Notable water sources such as Blue Spring, Cold Spring, and Duck Lake provide vital hydrology in a region shaped by its proximity to Antelope Creek. A distinct Railroad Grade running through the eastern portion of the map points to the area's legacy of industrial timber extraction, connecting the settlement of Tennant to the broader Pacific Northwest rail network.