2018 Map of Little Table Mountain

About this map

Madera Canal cuts across the southern portion of this landscape, representing a critical piece of Central Valley water infrastructure. To the north, the terrain rises into the foothills, punctuated by distinctive landmarks like Adobe Hill and the prominent Little Table Mtn. This area reflects a transition from organized agricultural development to the more erratic drainage patterns of Mud Spring Cr and Hildreth Cr. Small settlements and named locales such as Happy Hollow and Wide Awake Ranch Rd suggest a history of ranching and rural habitation. The western edge is defined by the waters of Hensley Lake, a man-made reservoir that serves both as a water resource and a recreational focal point for the region. The network of rural roads, including Rd 406 and Oakwood Rd, provides access to the higher elevations and remote drainages like Cottonwood Cr.