2024 Map of Antone

About this map

Spanish Gulch Cem and the solitary Mary Waterman Grave stand as quiet markers of early settlement history in this high-altitude reach of the Ochoco National Forest. The landscape is defined by its water management and grazing heritage, where features like the Phillip-McFadden Ditch and Erickson Ditch signify the effort to direct mountain runoff for ranching use. Local aviation is represented by the Antone Ranch Airport near Pine Hollow, serving a region where roads like Antone Ln provide limited access to the steep drainage systems of Rock Creek and Spanish Gulch. Rising above the surrounding gulches, the prominent Spanish Peak anchors the southeastern portion of the map. This terrain, characterized by springs like Ted Glover Spring and high-country meadows like Buck Pasture, reflects a traditional livestock and timber landscape that remains largely unchanged in its primary structure.