2017 Map of Union Creek

About this map

The Union Creek settlement serves as the central hub of this Jackson County map, situated at the confluence of several forest routes and waterways. The area is defined by the high-elevation terrain of the Umpqua National Forest and Rogue River National Forest, where the Rogue River flows through prominent geographical landmarks. Notable river features include the Big Bend and the Natural Bridge, reflecting the unique volcanic and geological character of this part of the Cascades. Significant peaks such as Wolf Peak, Mt Stella, and Anderson Mtn anchor the landscape, while a dense network of forest development roads, such as Huckleberry Rd and Woodruff Creek Rd, suggests a region deeply involved in forestry and seasonal recreation. The historical route of the Old Diamond Lake Hwy provides a window into the evolution of mountain travel in southern Oregon.