2020 Map of Antelope Mountain

About this map

Fremont National Forest defines the high-desert timberlands on this survey of the Klamath and Lake county borderlands. The landscape is dominated by high points such as Timothy Butte and Antelope Mtn, which rise above the expansive Antelope Flat. Water sources in this arid region are concentrated at specific points, including Mowich Spring, Jungle Spring, and Tobin Spring, which were vital markers for early stockmen and forest rangers. The course of Timothy Cr and Rock Cr cut through the terrain, illustrating the drainage patterns toward the southern reach of the quadrangle near Rock Butte. The network of forest roads and township lines reveals the methodical management of these public lands during the early twenty-first century, preserving a rugged portion of the Oregon backcountry for recreation and resource protection.