Attachment_2_-_Dean_Creek_Map.pdf

This document is a map depicting the Dean Creek Elk Viewing Area located along Highway 38 in Oregon. The map illustrates the geographic layout of the recreational area, identifying key facilities and resources available to visitors. The area encompasses approximately 2,000 feet in scale and is positioned near Reedsport (1.7 miles away), Scottsburg (10.6 miles away), and Elkton (30 miles away). The Umpqua River and Dean Creek are prominently featured waterways within the viewing area.

The map legend identifies critical infrastructure and amenities including one vault toilet facility (marked in orange) and one water access point (marked in blue). Additional facilities shown include watchable wildlife viewing areas, an interpretive sign, and restrooms. The area is accessible via State Highway 38, improved roads, and is primarily located on Bureau of Land Management (BLM) property, with surrounding lands managed by the U.S. Forest Service, State agencies, and private entities. This map serves as a visitor reference guide for the Dean Creek Elk Viewing Area, a public recreation site managed for wildlife observation and outdoor access.