2014 Map of Fremont Point

About this map

Fremont National Forest dominates the high desert terrain of southern Oregon, where the dramatic escarpment of Winter Ridge drops toward the basin floor. This 2014 survey captures the varied topography of Lake County, featuring significant landmarks like Fremont Point and the geological formation known as The Punchbowl. The landscape is a mix of high plateaus and alluvial flats, including Big Flat and Bennett Flat, intersected by the Fremont Hwy. Water resources, essential for this arid environment, are mapped in detail through features such as Foster Reservoir, Little Ross Reservoir, and Squirrel Spring. The presence of several forest development roads, including Natl Forest Develop Road 290 Rd, highlights the managed nature of these timberlands. The eastern edge of the quadrangle touches the shoreline of Summer Lake, providing a clear view of the transition from forested heights to the expansive lake basin.