2011 Map of Westfir West

About this map

The Middle Fork Willamette River defines the lower geography of this Lane County corridor, where the settlements of Westfir and Hemlock sit at the confluence of the river's North Fork. This 2011 survey illustrates a landscape of managed forest and steep relief, anchored by the Oakridge State Airport and the structural crossing at Old Barnard Bridge. To the northwest, the map captures the eastern reach of Lookout Point Lake, a significant reservoir fed by numerous drainages like Cloverpatch Creek and Armet Creek. The terrain is marked by high summits including Tire Mountain and Green Mountain, reflecting the area's history as a hub for timber and recreation. Forest service infrastructure is visible through remote sites such as Prairie Camp Shelter, Lone Wolf Shelter, and South Fork Shelter, which trace the network of access roads like N Shore RD and Usfs RD 5847 throughout the mountainous interior.