2014 Map of Logdell

About this map

The Silvies River winds through the heart of the Malhuer National Forest in this central Oregon landscape. This territory is defined by its network of water sources and springs, including Station Spring, Ninety Six Spring, and Poison Spring, which support the high-elevation terrain. Small settlements like Logdell and Smith Meadows represent the human footprint in an area otherwise dominated by National Forest development roads and drainage basins. The presence of Sprout Reservoir and Lost Creek Reservoir highlights the importance of water management in the region, while landmarks such as Oxbow Butte and the descriptive Rail Gulch provide distinct navigational points. These topographic details illustrate a landscape primarily shaped by forestry, watershed protection, and the seasonal movement of people and livestock through the Grant County highlands.