1964 Map of Dog Lake

About this map

Dog Lake sits at the center of this 1964 survey of the southern Oregon high country, surrounded by the administrative and ranching infrastructure of the Fremont National Forest. This landscape is defined by its water sources, with numerous family-named landmarks such as Nick Barry Spring, Hunter Spring, and Jerry Spring indicating a history of cattle ranging and forest management. The presence of the Dog Lake Work Center and a Guard Station near the lake's western shore highlights the region's importance as a hub for forestry operations during the mid-20th century.