1998 Map of Wocus Bay

About this map

Klamath Marsh National Wildlife Refuge dominates the northwestern portion of this 1990s landscape, where the Williamson River feeds into the expansive wetlands of the Klamath Marsh. The geography is defined by the contrast between these low-lying aquatic environments and the prominent volcanic rises of Wocus Butte and Little Wocus Butte. Within the Winema National Forest, a network of springs and meadows suggests a landscape managed for both timber and natural preservation. Notable water sources such as John Cole Spring, Dice Crane Spring, and Whitehouse Spring are scattered across the terrain, leading toward open areas like Wilson Flats and Soloman Flat. This survey captures the region as the Forest Service and USGS updated the management boundaries for the wildlife refuge and national forest lands, preserving the specific locations of remote meadows like Mullhayes Meadow and Yoss Creek Meadow.