2017 Map of Lower Crow Reservoir

About this map

The Lower Crow Reservoir and the extensive network of the Pablo 10A and 37A Canals define this agrarian landscape south of Pablo. The terrain transitions from the elevated Valley View Hills in the northwest to the distinct volcanic profiles of Round Butte and Sloan Buttes in the south. This area, mapped in the late 2010s, demonstrates a sophisticated irrigation system that manages water from the Pablo Reservoir through various canals like the Pablo 71A Canal and Pablo 70A Canal. This hydraulic infrastructure supports the valley's settlement patterns, where roads such as Stagecoach Trl and Round Butte Rd W follow the contours of the land. The presence of Sloan Lake and the drainage of Mud Creek through West Miller Coulee reflect a complex natural and engineered watershed essential to the region's agricultural character.