2015 Map of Tish Tang Point

About this map

Tish Tang Point and the surrounding wilderness of the Six Rivers National Forest define this high-elevation landscape in the Salmon Mountains. The terrain is marked by prominent landforms such as Captain John Mtn and Hostler Ridge, which rise sharply above the drainages of Tish Tang a Tang Cr and Horse Linto Cr. This 2015 survey reveals a network of forest access routes, including the historic Government Trl and Oil Springs Rd, cutting through the ridges. Water sources like Mud Springs and Bowman Spring are key landmarks in this remote section of Humboldt County. The map provides a look at the natural drainage patterns where numerous creeks, such as Domingo Cr and Corral Cr, descend through steep canyons, reflecting the traditional forest management and topographical character of the region.