1966 Map of Keys Creek

About this map

Och Oco National Forest defines this high-desert reach of Crooked River country, where the landscape is marked by a complex network of seasonal drainages and stock-water management. The North Fork Crooked River enters from the south, carving through terrain punctuated by local features like Deadline Flat and Buck Hollow. This 1966 field-checked survey highlights the region's reliance on water infrastructure for ranching and forest management, documented through numerous named water sources such as Cary Reservoir, Indian Creek Reservoir, and Amber Reservoir.