2011 Map of Monument Peak

About this map

Monument Peak rises as a primary landmark in this section of Malheur County, where the high desert landscape is defined by a complex network of seasonal drainages and stock water infrastructure. The topography is marked by expansive high-elevation features like School Section Table and Deacon Flat, alongside named basins such as Shovel Basin and Wildhorse Basin. Human presence is largely oriented around ranching and land management, indicated by the network of reservoirs including Nanny Reservoir, Pinhead Reservoir, and the sequential Dinner Creek Reservoir Number One through Three. The map shows the remote transit routes of Shumway Rd and the Monument Peak Guard Station Rd, which navigate the draws and ridges between Hunter Peak and Jones Butte. Jones Horse Camp provides a specific point of historical interest in an area otherwise dominated by the utilitarian management of water and livestock across the rugged Oregon interior.