1982 Map of Liggett Table

About this map

The high plateau landscape of Liggett Table and Upper Table dominates this central Oregon survey, defined by deep incisions from the Crooked River and its various forks. This 1980s-era map captures a remote section of Crook County where cattle ranching and land management intersect. Evidence of human infrastructure is centered around the Paulina Guard Station and the Twin Buttes Ranch, while a small Landing Strip on the tableland suggests the reliance on aviation in these isolated regions. Notable geological and water features are scattered across the mesas and canyons, including the seasonal Sage Lake, St Peters Cave tucked beneath War Club Rim, and numerous cattle tanks like Bacon Res. Small-scale resource extraction is also visible through several Borrow Pits and Quarries located along the Paulina Highway.