1991 Map of Mc Kay Hollow

About this map

Saleratus Reservoir No 1, along with its numbered counterparts and the larger Neponset Reservoir, define the water management strategy of this high-elevation landscape in Rich County. The terrain is a complex system of drainage and storage, where Saleratus Creek and Crane Creek are fed by numerous named sources like Negro Dan Spring and Chicken Spring. The land is deeply incised by drainages such as McKay Hollow and Kate Hollow, which separate prominent landforms like Table Mountain and McKay Ridge. Within the southern portion of the quadrangle, a segment of the Cache National Forest is visible, reflecting the transition between public grazing or resource land and more specialized water infrastructure. The presence of Drill Holes and a distributed Pipeline network suggests active resource extraction and water transport systems integrated into the rural geography of the early 1990s.