2012 Map of Whitinger Mountain

About this map

Whitinger Mountain and Dry Valley Ridge define the high desert topography of this Lassen County landscape. The area is characterized by isolated water sources like Bath Spring and distinct elevation points including South Knob and the expanse of Diaz Flat. A network of unpaved access routes, often named after wildlife, crisscrosses the terrain, such as Possum Rd, Buffalo Rd, and Coyote. The primary arterial connection is Termo Grasshopper Rd, which navigates the lower reaches of the quadrangle. This 2012 survey illustrates the modern management of these public lands, where naming conventions for secondary tracks like Finch and Woodpecker provide a systematic grid for navigation across the open sagebrush and volcanic slopes typical of the region.