1992 Map of Grizzly Mtn

About this map

Grizzly Mountain dominates this portion of Central Oregon, serving as a high-altitude anchor between the high desert and forested highlands. This 1990s revision by the U.S. Forest Service documents a complex landscape where the Ochoco National Forest meets the Crooked River National Grassland. The map reveals a sophisticated water management system critical to this arid region, featuring the Ochoco Main Canal, several sections of flume, and a Diversion Flume. Infrastructure for communication and utilities is prominent, with the Grizzly Towers and the Grizzly 2-B Radio Tower marking the peaks, while a Pipeline and Sewage Disposal Pond indicate modern development. Local history is preserved in labels like the small Cem and family-named routes such as Merritt Road and Mc Cabe Rd, which provide a look at the land use and property divisions in Crook County during the late twentieth century.