2014 Map of Buck Spring

About this map

Ochoco National Forest land dominates this Harney County landscape, defined by a complex network of springs, reservoirs, and forest service routes. Water management is a primary feature of the terrain, visible through structures like Sawmill Number One Reservoir, Camas Reservoir, and Twin Spring Reservoir. These water sources, alongside numerous named springs such as Upper Hollenbeck Spring and Foss Spring, suggest a history of resource management for both livestock and forestry operations. High ground is marked by distinctive landforms including Corral Ridge, Howard Ridge, and the flat expanse of Chapin Table. Drainage is provided by the winding courses of Silver Cr and Sawmill Cr, while the transport network relies on development roads like Black Snag RD and Doe Spring RD.