Case 01

The collection holds 127 different maps from locations all over Oregon and California, with a focus on Josephine and Jackson counties of Southern Oregon.

The collection holds 127 different maps from locations all over Oregon and California, with a focus on Josephine and Jackson counties of Southern Oregon. Maps range from city maps to maps of national forests located in the Rogue Valley area. The types of maps include topographical, quadrangle, or both. Dated maps range from 1852 - 2001, others lack a date.

The Applegate Quadrangle Oregon was produced by the United States Geological Survey and is part of the 7.5-minute series. The topographical map was compiled from aerial photographs taken in 1976.

The City of Ashland map notes the streets, buildings, public service centers, water features, city limits, and the C.O.P. railroad. The map is in color and shows landscape topography.

The map is a reprint of the 1910 "Map of the City of Ashland, Oregon." The diagram indicates the streets, building plots, water features, city limits, and the C.O.P. railroad. This map contains a brief description of the Ashland climate, comparing it to Italy. It also includes information on the population, elevation, and distances between various points of interest.

The map depicts intermittent streams in the Bear Creek Watershed. It also includes the locations of significant lakes, dams, Table Rock city municipalities.

The map depicts the major bodies of water, streams, and canals. The Bear Creek Valley Sanitary Authority (BCVSA) created the map to document their pump stations, sewer lines, district, and service boundaries.

The map depicts the major bodies of water, streams, and canals. It also marks the city limits and boundaries. The Bear Creek Valley Sanitary Authority (BCVSA) created the map to document their pump stations, sewer lines, district, and service boundaries.

The topographical map depicts the Bear Creek watershed boundaries, streams, canals, and roads. In addition the map notes southerly and northerly aspects.

The map depicts the vegetation in Bear Creek watershed as forest, hardwood/shrub, grass/rock/urban, or water. The map also notes the Bear Creek watershed boundary, streams, canals, and roads.