2018 Map of Bray
USGS Topo · Published 2018About this map
Bray and Kegg sit as the primary points of settlement in this high-elevation corner of the Klamath National Forest. The landscape is dominated by volcanic features and high-altitude drainage patterns, characterized by prominent peaks like Cedar Mtn, Jerome Butte, and Orr Mtn. These formations influence the local hydrology, where watercourses like Butte Cr and Horsethief Cr flow through valleys before reaching Orr Lake or disappearing into geological features like Antelope Sink. The infrastructure reveals a legacy of ranching and remote operations, evidenced by the Triple R Ranch Airport and Longbell Ranch Airport. Transportation is defined by a network of forest and access roads, including the Old State Hwy and the steep Orr Mountain Lookout Rd, which provides access to the heights above Round Valley.
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