2011 Map of Big Hole

About this map

Big Hole defines this portion of Klamath County, appearing as a prominent geological basin surrounded by a complex network of forest access routes. The landscape is characterized by isolated volcanic features, including Big Hole Butte, Hooligan Hill, and Mowich Spring Butte to the south. This 2011 survey by the U. S. Geological Survey shows a terrain primarily managed for forestry and conservation, with seasonal water features like Dry Creek and Mowich Spring providing critical points of interest in an otherwise arid environment. The intricate system of numbered roads, such as 300 RD and 050 RD, reflects the infrastructure required for contemporary land management and recreation in the high desert region of Oregon.