1957 Map of Willard

About this map

Gifford Pinchot National Forest dominates the terrain of this 1957 survey, where timber harvesting and volcanic geology shape the local landscape. The settlement of Willard serves as a hub for the southern section, flanked by Mill A and Mill B, along with the Mill A Sch and a local Cem. The map documents a complex network of forest camps, including Oklahoma Forest Camp and Moss Cr Forest Camp, emphasizing the area's importance for resource management and early recreation. Natural wonders like Lava Bridge, Ice Caves, and a Lava Tube reflect the region's basaltic origins. To the north, the small community of Guler sits near the headwaters of Trout Lake Cr, while the White Salmon River and Little White Salmon River provide critical drainage through deep canyons.