2015 Map of Little Juniper Reservoir

About this map

Modoc National Forest encompasses the high country of northeastern California, where drainage patterns define the land use and topography. The high plateaus are marked by the presence of vital water resources like Little Juniper Reservoir and the more southern Flournoy Reservoir, which serve as critical nodes in an otherwise arid landscape. Fed by seasonal flows from Little Juniper Cr and Big Juniper Cr, these reservoirs illustrate the region's historical reliance on water management for ranching and forest maintenance. Local landmarks such as Nelson Springs and the headwaters of Romero Cr provide specific points of interest for those tracing the hydrology and environmental history of this remote corner of Modoc County.