1963 Map of Little Juniper Reservoir

About this map

Little Juniper Reservoir and Flournoy Reservoir anchor this high-elevation landscape in the northeastern reaches of California. The terrain is defined by a network of drainage basins and seasonal water sources within the Modoc National Forest, where steep canyon walls drop into creek beds. Managed water systems are evident through labels for a spillway at the northern reservoir and another spillway at the southern one, indicating the area's role in local water storage and cattle grazing infrastructure.