
Rhea Creek Cem sits at the head of Graveyard Canyon in this part of Morrow County, where the high-elevation terrain is carved by a complex network of seasonal drainage and named gulches. The landscape is defined by its water sources, including Willow Spring, Salina Spring, and Lowen Spring, which provide critical reference points among the ridges. Named features like Six Dollar Canyon and Horse Gulch reflect the localized nomenclature of early land use and livestock movement across the high plateau. To the south, Warm Hill and Pine Hollow rise above the headwaters of McKinney Cr and Rock Cr, while the remote Waterfall Canyon suggests the sharp verticality found within the Houselog Cr drainage system. The road network, including Upper Rhea Creek Rd and Toll Rock Rd, follows the natural contours of the canyons, linking these isolated landmarks.
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1953 · Pendleton
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1956 · Pendleton
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1968 · Ruggs
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1968 · Heppner
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1968 · Skinners Fork
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1969 · Summerfield Ridge
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1969 · Chapin Creek
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1969 · Madison Butte
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1969 · Hardman
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1969 · Big Rock Flat
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