1962 Map of Wolf Run

About this map

Mt Hood Flat and the forested slopes of the Mt Hood National Forest define this landscape in north-central Oregon. The map documents a complex network of waterways, including Fivemile Creek, Eightmile Creek, and Fifteenmile Creek, which carve through the high terrain. Civil infrastructure is centered around the Wolf Run Community Hall and the Dufur City Reservoir, reflecting the rural community's management of water resources and social gathering spaces. Early transportation routes like the Skyline Road, Mail Road, and the arterial Dufur Mill Road trace the ridges and canyons, providing access to remote timberlands and high-altitude grazing. Recreation and forestry operations are evidenced by the presence of the Wolf Run Campground, Fifteenmile Campground, and a scattered Gravel Pit. The terrain is marked by distinctive local landmarks such as Pleasant Ridge and Hesslan Canyon, illustrating the varied topography east of the Cascades.