2011 Map of Juniper Ridge

About this map

Water management and high-desert terrain define this corner of Malheur County in 2011, dominated by the massive Antelope Reservoir in the northwest. This remote landscape is shaped by an intricate network of drainage and storage, including the Parsnip Reservoir and the Parsnip Creek Diversion Reservoir which capture seasonal flows in an arid environment. The map details the transition from the elevation of Juniper Ridge and the volcanic prominence of Round Peak down into the expansive Frank Maher Flat. This area is crisscrossed by remote access routes like Antelope Canal Rd and Gulch Place Rd, serving the ranching and water infrastructure vital to the region. Tracing the paths of Jack Creek and Willow Creek, the survey reveals a geography where every canyon and spring is a critical landmark for navigation and livestock management.