1990 Map of Evans

About this map

The confluence of the Lostine River and the Wallowa River defines this landscape in Wallowa County, where river-valley agriculture meets the rising timber and grazing lands to the north. Near the small settlement of Evans, the map records essential infrastructure for early 1990s rural life, including a Cem and industrial sites like a Quarry and Gravel Pit. The complex drainage system of Whisky Creek is meticulously detailed, showing several tributaries such as Straight Whisky Creek and the South Fork Whisky Creek cutting through the northern terrain. Below the hills, the Allen Can Ditch and the Base Line survey mark indicate the organized management of water and land in this Pacific Northwest valley. High points like Akers Butte provide local orientation above the winding path of Spring Branch.