1963 Map of Andies Prairie

About this map

The Umatilla National Forest straddles the boundary between Umatilla and Union counties, defined by a complex network of high ridges and canyon drainages. Early 1960s forest management is evident through the placement of the Lookout Tower on High Ridge and recreational sites like Woodland Park Campground. The landscape is dominated by steep relief, where the North Fork Umatilla River and its tributaries, including Woodward Creek and Johnson Creek, have carved deep into the terrain.