2004 Map of Trimmer

About this map

Pine Flat Reservior dominates the southeastern quadrant of this map, where the Kings River flows through the steep terrain of the Sierra National Forest. The small settlement of Trimmer serves as a focal point near the water, featuring a Boat Ramp and Gaging Station for monitoring the river's flow. Moving west, the landscape transitions into the broader, more agricultural basins of Burrough Valley and Watts Valley. These valleys are marked by a network of ranch roads like Burrough Valley Rd and Maxson Road. For genealogists, the Watts Valley Cem provides a specific point of historical interest within the valley floor. The map also delineates the boundary between the Sierra and Sequoia National Forest, illustrating how these federal lands manage the transition from high mountain peaks like Eagle Peak to the vital water resources used for the region below.