2011 Map of Goodlow Mountain

About this map

The Haynesville settlement and its nearby Haynesville Cemetery anchor this portion of Klamath County, characterized by a complex network of water management and high-desert ranching. The landscape is defined by massive water storage and diversion projects, most notably the Gerber Reservoir and its associated Gerber Dam, along with the Big Adobe Reservoir and Randall Reservoir. These reservoirs, fed by drainages like Miller Creek and Dobe Creek, support a series of family-named agricultural holdings including Bieler Ranch, Noble Ranch, and Pankey Ranch. The terrain transitions from the volcanic heights of Goodlow Mountain and Goodlow Rim down to the broad expanses of Lockey Flat and the Pankey Basin. This map captures a modern snapshot of the region's long-standing reliance on the North Canal and diversion dams to sustain rural life and livestock in the Oregon interior.