2014 Map of Clover Flat

About this map

Fremont National Forest dominates this section of south-central Oregon, where high-altitude plateaus and drainage basins define the geography. The terrain is characterized by broad, elevated openings like Clover Flat and Paxton Meadows, which are interspersed between heavily forested ridges. Water management is evident through the presence of O'Leary Reservoir and Red Knoll Reservoir in the northern portion of the sheet, while numerous springs such as Buck Spring, Moss Flat Spring, and Pine Spring serve as critical water sources in an otherwise arid environment. A complex network of timber and access roads, including Clover Flat Rd and various National Forest Development Roads, crisscrosses the landscape. These routes connect isolated landmarks like Moss Pass and Bear Flat, illustrating the administrative and recreational infrastructure within the national forest system during the early 21st century.