1998 Map of Crystal Spring

About this map

Upper Klamath Lake and the managed marshlands of the Upper Klamath National Wildlife Refuge dominate this late-twentieth-century landscape. The map illustrates the complex water management of the Wood River Valley, where the Sevenmile Canal and a system of levees and spoil banks define the eastern plains. This engineering contrasts with the high country of the Winema National Forest and Sky Lakes Wilderness to the west, where names like Penn Prairie and Cherry Creek mark the transition from timbered slopes to the water's edge.