2004 Map of Drews Reservoir

About this map

Drews Reservoir dominates this landscape in southern Lake County, Oregon, where the water is held at a spillway elevation of 4,915 feet. This 2004 revision reflects a high-desert environment deeply integrated with the Fremont National Forest, showing a complex system of seasonal and year-round water sources such as Salt Spring, Kerwin Spring, and Dip Spring. The presence of the Hay Creek Ranch near the northern shore illustrates the area's ongoing ranching heritage amidst the topographic variety of Drews Valley and the Willow Creek Hills. Access to the interior is marked by primitive and improved routes like Dent Creek Road and Kernan Road, which navigate the drainages of Drews Creek and Willow Creek. This map is particularly useful for identifying land management boundaries, including the South Standard Parallel and specific forest inholdings.