1992 Map of Keys Creek

About this map

Ochocco National Forest dominates this landscape in central Oregon, where water management and forestry operations define the local geography. The winding North Fork Crooked River cuts through the terrain, supported by an extensive network of small reservoirs and springs, including Marble Reservoir, Tansy Reservoir, and Donnelly Spring. These features suggest a history of livestock grazing and watershed control within the national forest boundaries. The settlement at Donnelly and the specialized Cold Springs Guard Station Landing Field indicate the area's role as a base for forest management and fire suppression. Traces of human activity are further marked by Jade Road and the uniquely named Deadline Flat, providing specific points of interest for those studying the land use and administrative history of Crook County in the late twentieth century.