correcting names in Trinity Center, some nearby tracks, minor artery -> tertiary, can't make sense of the service roads just north except they're actually residential

cleaning up some "service roads"

Round 8 of aligning and tagging roads above Carrville. North Fork Swift Creek marked! Now above Trinity Center. Swift Creek and Lake Eleannor and friends aligned. The roads do go into the wilderness.

Round 7 of aligning and tagging roads above Carrville. North Fork Swift Creek marked! Now above Trinity Center.

Round 6 of aligning and tagging roads above Carrville. Deadhorse Creek and friends.

Round 5 of aligning and tagging roads above Carrville. Cleaning up some "service roads"

Round 4 of aligning and tagging roads above Carrville. Added a trail. Path, not footway. These are not developed enough for that.

Round 2 of aligning and tagging roads above Carrville. Got to the trails! Not footpaths, those are more developed.

county's Buckeye Creek (not signed, they say), claims the rest is a forest road, but forest doesn't claim it

Round 2 of aligning and tagging roads above Carrville, plus seasonal designation on the previous ones.

Start on forest roads south of Coffee Creek

Major collector: secondary, minor: tertiary. References on some of the roads.

Corrections, alignments, tagging, adding for Canyon Creek (minor collector) and connecing roads

Public Utiities District roads, not private

Trinity County GIS sorts out which bit of Rattlesnake is major and which minor and they must have had the mileages reversed. Nearby roads are PUD. Public Utilities District?

major collectors -> secondary, minor collectors -> tertiary, aligning some county roads that weren't yet

parts of Rattlesnake are "minor collector"

roads in and around Hayfork

road detail

China Gulch and Willow Gulch and some county road and fiddly things.