Fish Lake in the high Cascades a historic legacy by David G. Turner , Rolf Anderson , Jim, ‡e contributor Denney, Cheryl, ‡e contributor Friesen, Steve, ‡e contributor Mealey, Don, ‡e contributor Allen, Friends of Fish Lake (Publisher)
Catalog Title Details
Title:
Fish Lake in the high Cascades
Sub Title:
a historic legacy
Author(s):
David G. Turner , Rolf Anderson , Jim, ‡e contributor Denney, Cheryl, ‡e contributor Friesen, Steve, ‡e contributor Mealey, Don, ‡e contributor Allen, Friends of Fish Lake (Publisher)
Circulation:
Desiderata
Published:
2022
Edition:
Second Edition, 2022
Document:
Book · Paperback
Physical Description:
xvi, 198 pages : color illustrations, maps ; 23 cm
Genre:
History
"Early lava flows near the headwaters of the McKenzie River dammed Hackleman Creek, creating a body of water eventually named Fish Lake. The seasonal lake has since attracted people and animals, seeking a resting place in the dense forest. The authors describe the ecological setting of Fish Lake and its evolution of human use, from Native Americans, to a popular waystation for travelers along the Santiam Wagon Road, to a U.S. Forest Service base of oeprations for fire management, including a Remount Depot to pack crews into the back country. Their narration is interspersed with contemporary and historic stories and photos"-- back cover
Fish Lake (Linn County, Or.) History, Historic sites Oregon Linn County, History
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