1970 Map of Wolf Hollow Falls

About this map

The Earl Snell Birthplace Historical Monument serves as a focal point in this remote section of Oregon, marking the origin of a former governor amidst a landscape of deep canyons and seasonal watercourses. The topography is dominated by the steep drainage of Rock Creek and Eightmile Canyon, where the rugged elevation changes are captured in sharp detail. Local agricultural infrastructure is evident through several scattered Grain Elevator sites and Storage Bin locations, indicating the area's dryland farming roots. Transportation in the early 1970s relied on a network of unpaved paths, including Bunker Hill Road and various unnamed tracks labeled as Jeep trails. Hidden within the namesake drainage, Wolf Hollow Falls and nearby Waterfalls highlight the natural hydrology that has carved the canyon floors over time, alongside a small Cem that provides a point of interest for genealogical research in this sparsely populated region.