2017 Map of Cornucopia

About this map

Cornucopia sits at the base of the high peaks where the Wallowa National Forest and Whitman National Forest meet. This survey captures a landscape defined by significant water management and alpine terrain, evidenced by numerous high-altitude water bodies like East Lakes Reservoir, Red Mountain Reservoir, and Steele Reservoir. The settlement pattern is concentrated in the southern portion near Cornucopia Peak, while the north is dominated by the drainage systems of the N Fork Imnaha River and S Fork Imnaha River. Geographic features such as Stein Basin, Norway Basin, and Deadman Canyon illustrate the complex drainage network feeding into Pine Cr and its various forks. The presence of Schneider Meadows and names like Boner Flat provide specific points of interest for local historians tracking the geography of this Baker County mining and timber region.