2014 Map of White Rock

About this map

Letitia Cem sits near the heart of this Douglas County landscape, serving as a primary point of genealogical interest in an area defined by its complex drainage systems and forest management. This 2014 survey documents a rugged section of the Umpqua National Forest, where numerous creeks including S Myrtle Cr, Days Cr, and Weaver Cr carve through high ridges. The map highlights the dominance of the Bureau of Land Management's road network, which provides access to remote landmarks like White Rock and Buck Butte. Water resources are a critical feature of the terrain, from the Briggs Reservoir to high-elevation sources such as White Rock Springs and Yellow Jacket Spring. This modern data set captures the intersection of industrial timber access and public forest preservation.