2020 Map of Lorella

About this map

Lorella sits at the southern edge of this Klamath County landscape, serving as a focal point for the agricultural and water management systems in the valley. The terrain transitions from the low-lying Wolf Flat and Capon Flat to the rising elevations of the Fremont National Forest in the north. Significant investment in irrigation is evident through a network of water-moving infrastructure, including the Low Line Ditch, High Line Ditch, and Lorella Lateral, which support the surrounding ranchlands. The Lost River meanders through the central region, crossed by the Keller Bridge, while numerous reservoirs such as Olive Reservoir and Mahoney Reservoir dot the higher ground. Local landmarks like Dead Indian Hill and Goodlow Rim define the edges of the valley, providing clear reference points for researchers studying the geographic layout and historical development of this rural Oregon community.