South Umpqua Headwaters Precontact Reference Conditions Study

Boulder Creek Subbasin

Boulder Creek subbasin map, with ca. 1800 Indian Trails and ca. 1800 Forest Vegetation Patterns.

Study Area Vicinity Map	ca. 1800 Vegetation	2010 Subbasin Index	GLO Bearing Trees

The Boulder Creek subbasin is 31,522 acres in size and includes Ash Creek, Lost Creek, Malt Creek, and Slick Creek as principal tributaries. It is the northwesternmost subbasin in the South Umpqua Headwaters Reference Conditions Study, and contains portions of five Townships; three Fire Lookouts; two of the study's 25 designated "Area of Special Interest"" and portions of two others.

TOWNSHIPS, MAPS, PHOTOGRAPHS & ORIGINAL LAND SURVEYS

Tsp. 27 S., Rng. 1 E.	Tsp. 28 S., Rng. 1 W.	Tsp. 28 S., Rng. 1 E.	Tsp. 29 S., Rng. 1 W.	Tsp. 29 S., Rng. 1 E.

 

 

FIRE LOOKOUTS & OSBORNE PHOTOGRAPHS

ICON	LOOKOUT	START	STOP	TSP	RNG	SEC	ELEV.
	Big Squaw Mountain	1932	1958	28 S.	1 W.	13	4,878
	Clayton Point	1933	1958	29 S.	1 W.	14	3,190
	Quartz Mountain	1915	1972	28 S.	1 E.	2	5,530

"AREAS OF SPECIAL INTEREST" 

Icon	Name	TSP	RNG	SEC	Acres
	Ash Valley	29 S.	1 E.	04, 08-09	597
	Quartz Mountain	28 S.	1 E.	02-03	446
	Section 36	28 S.	1 W.	36	640
	South Umpqua Falls	29 S.	1 E.	10-11	172

 

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