2014 Map of Trask

About this map

The Wilson River and the Trask River systems dominate this portion of the Northern Oregon Coast Range. In the northern reaches, the Wilson River Hwy (OR-6) follows the river through the Narrows, while the central and southern portions of the map are defined by the convergence of the North Fork Trask River and the South Fork Trask River. This 2014 survey reveals a landscape primarily dedicated to timber and watershed management, where an intricate network of logging and access roads like Kansas Creek Rd and Eagle River Rd traverse steep elevations. Local naming conventions are evident in features such as The Crawdad Hole and Ginsberg Point, reflecting a history of recreational and regional use. Watercourses such as Bark Shanty Cr and Blue Bus Cr cut through the high terrain of Hembre Ridge, illustrating the complex drainage patterns typical of this temperate rainforest environment.