2017 Map of Keno

About this map

The Klamath River winds through the southern portion of this landscape, forming the Keno Reservoir and defining the settlement of Keno. This area reflects the transition from high-desert plateaus to managed water systems, evidenced by the Wocus Drainage Canal and the extensive Wocus Marsh in the northeast. The geography is marked by distinct ridges and flats, including Indian Spring Ridge and Indian Spring Flat, which speak to the complex volcanic and tectonic history of southern Oregon. A network of timber roads, such as the Weyerhaeuser Timber Company Rd, indicates the ongoing importance of the forestry industry to the local economy. From the depths of Long Lake Valley to the heights of Round Lake Hill, the map documents a terrain where natural features like Oatman Lake and Paper Spring coexist with modern residential developments like Keno Terrace Dr.