2017 Map of Brady Butte

About this map

Brady Butte rises as a prominent landmark over a high-desert landscape in Klamath County, characterized by an extensive network of water management features and seasonal drainages. The topography is defined by broad flats and volcanic rimrock, most notably Antelope Flat and the basaltic edge of Horse Camp Rim. Water resources are central to this area's geography, with numerous small impoundments such as Dog Hollow Reservoir, Jake Spring Reservoir, and Gerber Lower Division Reservoir providing vital collection points across the arid terrain. The map captures a high-plateau environment where natural features like The Bumpheads and Bear Valley Canyon contrast with the rectilinear grid of Bureau of Land Management routes. The drainage of Antelope Cr and the E Br Lost River connect these scattered reservoirs, illustrating the complex hydrology of the Oregon backcountry in the early 21st century.