2017 Map of Lorella

About this map

Lorella sits at the base of the rising southern Oregon highlands, where the irrigation-rich valley floor meets the timbered slopes of the Fremont National Forest. The landscape is defined by its water management infrastructure, featuring a complex network of man-made waterways including the High-Line Ditch, Low Line Ditch, and Lorella Lateral that support the local agricultural economy. These ditches divert water from the Lost River, which meanders through the central terrain, crossed by the Keller Bridge. High above the valley, the topography rises sharply toward prominent landmarks like Goodlow Mtn and Dead Indian Hill. Scattered reservoirs, such as Olive Reservoir and Mahoney Reservoir, dot the northern forest, illustrating the historical and ongoing efforts to capture and control water in this Klamath County ranching and farming corridor.