2014 Map of Dee

About this map

Dee and the surrounding Upper Hood River Valley serve as the primary focus of this modern topographical survey, situated at the confluence of the West Fork Hood River and Middle Fork Hood River. The landscape is dominated by the intricate drainage systems of Mount Hood National Forest, including numerous water sources such as Crystal Springs and Japanese Springs. The terrain is defined by prominent elevations like Blowdown Ridge and Trout Creek Ridge, while the local hydrology is managed through the Searra Casa Reservoir. Roadways such as the Dee Hwy and Lost Lake Rd connect the scattered settlements and meadows, including Batts Meadow and Dee Flat. The presence of landmarks like Punchbowl Falls and the Dry Run Bridge highlights the area's geological and structural history, providing a detailed view of the infrastructure and natural features that define this portion of Hood River County.