2015 Map of White Horse

About this map

White Horse and the surrounding timberlands sit at the convergence of the Modoc National Forest and Shasta National Forest. This high-country landscape is defined by its water management and logging infrastructure, featuring significant catchments like Barnum Flat Reservoir and Whitehorse Flat Reservoir. The map documents a working forest economy through the presence of Loveness Logging Rd and several spurs, including Sec 36 Spur. Local history is anchored by the Pit Wiley Ranch in the south and the site of Old Camp 2 to the north, reflecting a long-standing pattern of ranching and remote camp life. Distinctive geological features such as the Lava Rim and Mud Spring Ridge frame the drainage basins of Mosquito Lake and Wet Weather Lake, while numerous water sources like Whipple Springs and Mud Springs provide vital points of interest for genealogists and local historians tracking historical land use.