Area	Pudding Creek
Topic	Tour: Pudding Creek Aerial Photos

 

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Redwood clearcuts covering over 20 sq. mi. near Ft. Bragg, CA. Cumulative effect of over 50 separate logging operations mostly completed between 1985 and 1990. View looking easterly, with top end of Pudding Creek near upper left corner and running along left edge, then curving across lower middle of picture, following narrow strip of trees. Little N. Fork Noyo is the basin just above the middle ridge line, and shown nearly in entirety, with main Noyo behind. The line near the top where trees remain are the boundary of Jackson State. Aerial photo by Nicholas Wilson, 1990, frame L-31.


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Aerial view of Pudding Cr. and Noyo River looking east-northeast from about 1.5 miles east of Fort Bragg. Residential area along Sherwood Road at lower right corner. Site of Glen Blair on flat just left of center. Noyo watershed to right and above center. Jackson Demonstration State Forest visible to the south as contiguous line of older trees (at right in distance). June 5, 1990, Roll L frame 24, on Kodak Ektar 25 negative film, Photo by Nicholas Wilson. Scanned from 4x6@200 on 3/28/00.


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Aerial photograph zoomed in on areas impacted by timber harvest. Only main haul roads are calculated in road densities, not skid trails. Aerial photo by Nicholas Wilson, 1990, frame L-35.


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Aerial view of Pudding Cr. (lower 3/4 of photo) and Noyo River watersheds from a point about 2 miles northeast of Fort Bragg, looking southeast. Sherwood Road runs along the main horizontal ridge separating the two watersheds, but is mostly not visible in this view. The site of the old town of Glen Blair is the opening on the valley floor 1/3 down from top of right edge. June 5, 1990, Roll L frame 27, on Kodak Ektar 25 negative film, Photo by Nicholas Wilson.

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