2017 Map of Liggett Table

About this map

The high plateau of Liggett Table dominates this portion of Crook County, where the high desert terrain of central Oregon is defined by dramatic elevation changes and a winding drainage network. The Crooked River cuts through the northwest corner, joined by the S Fork Crooked River as it travels through the complex topography of the south and east. Seasonal watercourses such as Beaver Cr and Kelly Cr illustrate the watershed patterns of this arid landscape. This 2017 survey reflects the enduring character of the region's land divisions, featuring distinct geological formations like Hawk Rim that have served as local landmarks for generations. The map provides a contemporary look at this largely undeveloped terrain, preserving the relationship between the elevated flats and the deep river canyons.