Route relation for the National Forest Highway, which is actually just a collector.

Route relations for the National Forest Highways.

Forest Highway 20 over it's Siskiyou Divide segment was marked unimportant and smooth, but is important and rough. Few other collectors promoted to unclassified. Lots of fords that are probably culverts! Don't fix warnings by making errors!

Cutting up Long John where the surface changes. Rough, but a collector, so tagging for function and form.

Marking Deer Creek Ridge as a collector, although rough. Lots of much needed alignment!

Splitting Beaver Creek Road at Silver Fork Gap since FS indicates surface change there. Still arterial, so tertiary. Trying to remember to use unclassified for collectors.

Beaver Creek (arterial-tertiary) over gravel to Teel Gap, plus spurs.

these seem to be on BLM land, county includes them with the forest roads implying public accessable.

Beaver Creek (arterial-tertiary) over paved section, Hanley Gulch (collector, unclasified even if rough) aligned and spurs sorted.

Maple Dell Gap Road aligned and all it's spurs done too. And boy did it need it.

Cutting the Dutch Creek Road spur from the road. Not sure what to call it since the forest provides no name. I guess "Road 400" is traditional since thtat's the part of the ref that will be on the sign. They repeat a lot.

Roads on Dutch Creek, west bit.

Dutch Creek actual. Rough. Still a collector.

Says Dutch Creek gets rough here. Still a collector.

Elliott Creek Road and the roads along its good section identified, aligned. As a collector, should be unclassified. But a hole in it breaks that. Some Dutch Creek Road treated.

North of the pass to the next main road and all that spurs from it numbered and alligned. Not so many names in this forest.

The National Forest Highway 12 and all that it serves named and numbered and alligned.

A couple small road fixes.

Campground road, but closed for now.

Roads now with real names! Was walking "Forest Developement Road" and that's never right.