Maps

This map shows the locations of physical and recreational resources in the Sierra National Forest. Physical resources include lakes, tributaries, and mountains. Recreational resources include but are not limited to roads, trails, ranger stations, and campsites.

The U.S. Geological Survey produced the topographic map as part of the 7.5 minute series. It was compiled from aerial photographs taken in 1957.

The U.S. Geological Survey produced the topographic map as part of the 7.5 minute series. It was compiled from aerial photographs taken in 1952.

The U.S. Geological Survey produced the topographic map as part of the 7.5 minute series. It was compiled from aerial photographs taken in 1959.

This black and white map was prepared by the Union Creek Ranger District. It shows the locations of timber sale areas.

The Humboldt Bay and Coos Bay map identifies channel depths. The map is sourced from United States Government charts of 1993 and 1995.

The Jackson County Development map documents city limits, urban growth boundaries, and structures on a lot. The Jackson County G.I.S. Services produced the map.

The Jackson County generalized county zoning map documents urban growth boundaries and types of zoning. Zoning type includes aggregate, commercial, farm, forest, industrial, rural, suburban, and urban.

The "Legend for County Forest Type Map" for Oregon and Washington states. It describes the different types of woodlands with definitions and type numbers to give a better understanding of the National Forest in the Pacific Northwest Forest maps dating 1947-1949.

The Jackson County Orchards map documents orchard lands as of 1925. The legend notes orchards, communities, and land set aside for orchards.