2011 Map of Tioga

About this map

South Fork Coos River and its numerous tributaries dominate this drainage-heavy landscape in Douglas County. The settlement of Tioga sits along the banks of Tioga Creek, south of Old Tioga Camp. This terrain is defined by a dense network of timber-access roads, including S Coos River Rd and the winding Burnt Mountain Access Rd, which climbs toward the heights of Burnt Mountain. To the north, Farrin Camp marks a point near the confluence of Farrin Creek and the main river fork. The map reveals the hydrologic divide where the North Fork Coquille River begins its course, contrasted with the eastward-flowing Williams River. This 2011 survey documents the persistent naming of remote work camps and family-named creeks like Hatcher Creek and Mink Creek in a region long shaped by the logging industry.