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Area map of Lava Beds National Monument in California. Park property is indicated in green and the surrounding areas in tan.

Extended Description

The Oregon-California border runs from left to right across the map just above the park property with several highways weaving through to connect the major cities surrounding the park, labeled with yellow dots.

Oregon cities above the border include Ashland and Medford at the top left corner, and Merril and Klamath Falls at the top center. The highway connecting Merrill and Klamath Falls follows the western border of Upper Klamath Lake then leads up beyond the map at the top center with a note reading “To Crater Lake National Park.”

Lava Bed National Monument is near the center of the map. The closest California cities to the park are Dorris to the top left, Tulelake to the top right, and Tionesta to the lower right. Other California cities farther out from and just below the park, from left to right, include Weed, Mount Shasta, Bartle, Lookout, and Canby. A highway leads down beyond the map at the bottom center with a note reading, “To Lassen Volcanic National Park.”

Hill Road runs from top to bottom through the center of the park passing through a green point labeled Camp Tulelake close to the border in California and a cluster of lakes, labeled Tule Lake Sump, Tulelake, and Lower Klamath Lake.

A road branching off to the right from Hill Road leads to green points labeled Tule Lake Segregation Center and Petroglyph Point just beyond the top right corner of the park. A fork in Hill Road near the bottom center boundary of the park connects to highways, one leads to the city of Tionesta diagonally to the right and the other leads to Medicine Lake diagonally to the left. A note pointing to this network of roads just below the park reading “Roads closed in Winter.”

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A scale in the lower left corner of the map measures 10, 20, and 30 kilometers and 10 and 20 miles.