1966 Map of Holdman SE

About this map

North Fork Cold Springs Canyon and its diverging branches define the landscape of this Umatilla County region during the mid-1960s. The topography is shaped by a complex system of drainage channels, including Middle Fork Cold Springs Canyon and South Fork Cold Springs Canyon, which converge in a predominantly agricultural upland. Local social and community life is anchored by a Grange Hall situated along the middle fork, while the small settlement at Kings Corner sits at a high point in the northeast. In the southern portion of the quadrangle, Missouri Gulch cuts through the terrain near the cluster of buildings at Cold Sprs. Evidence of local industry appears in the form of a Quarry tucked into the slopes of the south fork, illustrating the extraction of materials from these deep basaltic canyons.