1967 Map of Fry Meadow

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Umatilla National Forest and Wallowa National Forest meet in this 1967 survey of northeastern Oregon, where the rugged terrain is defined by high meadows and steep drainage systems. Evidence of early mountain habitation and forest management is found at sites like the Kettleson Pearson Cabin and the Fry Meadow Guard Sta. The landscape is etched with a network of a Pack Trail and a Jeep Trail, providing access to remote points like the Lookout Tower atop Lookout Mountain. In the southeast corner, the Grande Ronde River carves through the canyon floor, a sharp contrast to the high-elevation clearings of Jarboe Meadow and Brock Meadows. The presence of the Jaussaud Corral in the northwest suggests the area's continued use for livestock within the forest boundaries.