1993 Map of Little Juniper Reservoir

About this map

Modoc National Forest encompasses much of this high-elevation terrain in Northern California, where water management is central to the landscape's utility. The drainage system is defined by Little Juniper Creek and Big Juniper Creek, which feed into the Little Juniper Reservoir. To the south, Flournoy Reservoir serves as another significant catchment point, connected by a network of man-made irrigation infrastructure, including a prominent Ditch system. The presence of these reservoirs alongside natural features like Nelson Springs and Wall Springs illustrates the historical effort to capture and redirect runoff from the South Fork and Fitzhugh Creek for agricultural or livestock use in this arid region. The map provides a detailed view of the forest boundary and the relief of the surrounding hills, tracing the winding paths of seasonal watercourses like Romero Creek.