Maps

The maps Bob Zybach published for the Elliott State Forest, with his titles as he wrote them. Thumbnails and titles link to the images on orww.org.

These maps are selected from the reports, magazine and news articles, government records and other documents contained in this website. They show the Elliott in reference to the State of Oregon; in relation to the other State Forests; legal boundaries; streams; topography; subbasins; fire history; early historical Oregon Indian Tribes; roads and trails; marbled murrelet, spotted owl, and coho habitat; tree ages; ownership history, and routes and locations of three Elliott Forest oral history tours conducted with Jerry Phillips during Fall 2017. Most of the maps are 200 d.p.i (dots per inch) JPEGS, sized to print on copy paper or display on a large desktop computer screen; a few are 200 d.p.i. PDF files that can be printed to full-size widths of 22- to 36-inches.

The recordings, transcripts, photographs and maps linked from these pages are Bob Zybach’s own public files on orww.org. The Library links to them and shows small display copies of his photographs.

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