2014 Map of Bartlett Mountain

About this map

Bartlett Mountain dominates the high-desert landscape of this Harney County region, serving as a primary landmark for the network of seasonal drainages and springs that define the area. Water management is central to the land's utility, evidenced by the North Beede Reservoir, South Beede Reservoir, and Plateau Reservoir perched on the higher benches. The map details a rugged system of draws and creeks, notably Stinkingwater Creek and its namesake Stinkingwater Creek Rd, which provide access through the complex topography. Named water sources such as O'Toole Spring, Miler Spring, and Connolly Basin Spring within the Connolly Basin illustrate the scattered points of reliable water essential for ranching and wildlife in this part of eastern Oregon. Transportation is anchored by Us-20 in the northwest, connecting this remote terrain to the broader state road system.