
Juntura sits at the confluence of arid canyonlands and agricultural water management in eastern Oregon's high desert. The town's layout is defined by short residential streets like Hildah Rd and Frances St, with its survival tethered to the flow of the Malheur River. The landscape reveals a complex network of man-made water features designed to sustain life and livestock in the Juntura Valley, including the Townsite Ditch, Allen Ditch, and dozens of upland catchments like Chalk Bank Reservoir and New Place Reservoir.
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