2020 Map of McKay Hollow

About this map

Cache National Forest boundaries encompass the southern portion of this high-elevation landscape in Rich County, where a network of seasonal drainages and named hollows defines the terrain. The map details a cattle-ranching landscape marked by Main Ranch Way and several developed water sources, including Saleratus Reservoir Number 2, Saleratus Reservoir Number 3, and Crane Reservoir. High ridges such as Table Mtn, McKay Ridge, and Lake Ridge separate the various watersheds, including McKay Hollow and Lake Hollow. The inclusion of named springs like Chicken Spring, Negro Dan Spring, and Keg Spring indicates the critical importance of water management in this arid mountainous region. This survey captures the land as it appeared in the early 21st century, showing the intersection of federal forest lands and private ranching interests through its precise mapping of drainage systems and boundary lines.