1968 Map of Melandco

About this map

Melandco sits at a critical junction in this high desert landscape, where the Union Pacific railroad tracks parallel the drainage of Willow Creek. The terrain is defined by the significant elevation of Windermere Hills to the east and Summer Camp Ridge to the west, creating a corridor for transportation and water management. A primary hydrological feature is the Bishop Creek Reservoir, which maintains a normal pool elevation of 5891 feet and collects runoff from Bishop Creek and Johnson Creek.