1990 Map of Frog Hollow

About this map

Caleb Cem sits as a quiet landmark within the high-desert landscape of central Oregon, where narrow valleys and seasonal drainages define the local topography. This 1990 provisional survey documents a network of canyons including Frog Hollow and Rhine Hollow, alongside grazing lands like Waterman Flat and Blann Meadow. The drainage patterns show a series of creeks flowing from the higher elevations, such as Whisky Creek, Spoon Mill Creek, and Keeton Creek, indicating the remote, resource-oriented nature of the Wheeler County interior. Industrial activity is sparsely represented by a Rock Quarry and a Gravel Pit, pointing toward the region's reliance on ranching and road maintenance. The map provides clear detail of the unimproved roads and trails that traverse this pocket of the state during the late twentieth century.