1986 Map of West Haight Mtn

About this map

Mt Shasta Woods occupies a central valley corridor within this 1980s topographic study of the Klamath National Forest. The landscape is defined by its significant hydrography, with numerous water sources such as Rose Spring, Double Spring, and Onion Spring feeding into the drainage basins of Butte Creek and Pomeroy Creek. Elevated terrain anchors the map, notably Deer Mountain in the northwest and West Haight Mtn near the eastern boundary, separated by the Divide. The network of unimproved roads and four-wheel-drive trails suggests a region managed for timber and forest access rather than dense residential development, centered around the Butte and the steep descent of Blue Canyon.