1992 Map of Delintment Lake

About this map

Delintment Lake and its accompanying Boat Ramp serve as a central hub for this high-desert landscape within the Ochoco National Forest. The 1990s terrain is defined by a critical network of water management, ranging from the Grindstone Reservoir and Twelvemile Reservoir to numerous named springs like Jimmy McCuen Spring and Robertson Spring. These features suggest a landscape heavily utilized for livestock and forest management, where reliable water sources are paramount. High points such as Iron Mountain and White Butte punctuate the topography, while the intersection of Grant, Crook, and Harney county lines underscores the remote, administrative nature of this forest land. The presence of a Corral and various Stock Ponds reflects the seasonal ranching traditions integrated into the forest's multi-use history.