2012 Map of Ukonom Mountain

About this map

Ukonom Mountain and Ten Bear Mountain dominate this Siskiyou County landscape, defined by a complex network of canyons and high-elevation meadows. The northern boundary is marked by the Klamath River, where it meets Coon Cr and King Cr. This 2012 survey illustrates the remote character of the territory, where human presence is primarily indicated by isolated outposts like Jims Camp and Jawbone Camp. Extensive mountain drainage systems including Ukonom Cr, McCash Fork, and Haypress Cr converge toward the river, while a series of named openings such as Long Meadow, Ti Creek Meadows, and Big Meadow provide geographical markers in the dense terrain. The infrastructure is limited to specialized routes like Sandy Bar Rd and various Forest Service roads, reflecting a landscape largely shaped by natural watercourses and the peaks of the Klamath Mountains.