
Dexter Reservoir and the Middle Fork Willamette River anchor this modern topographical study of the central Oregon foothills. The geography is defined by the transition from the river valley to the steep timbered slopes of Jacoby Mtn and Butte Disappointment. Local settlement patterns are clearly visible in the small communities of Lowell and Dexter, where grid-style street layouts like N Moss St and S Pioneer St contrast with the winding mountain logging routes of Weyerhauser Rd. Significant for genealogists and local historians, the map identifies specific community landmarks such as the Fall Creek Christian Church Cem and the Hyland Cem near the northern shore of the reservoir. The landscape is heavily influenced by water management, showing the engineered reach of both Dexter Reservoir and the western edge of Fall Creek Lake.
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