1963 Map of Hamner Butte

About this map

The volcanic topography of the high Cascades dominates this mid-century landscape, centered on the massive prominence of Hamner Butte. To the north, the waters of Davis Lake are fed by Odell Creek and Ranger Creek, while the southern portion of the quadrangle is defined by the stark expanse of the Black Rock Lava field. This area within the Deschutes National Forest shows a landscape shaped by both fire and water, where recreational sites like West Davis Lake Campground and Lava Campground sit near the boundary of Deschutes Co and Klamath Co.