1965 Map of Mt. Fanny

About this map

Wallowa-Whitman National Forest dominates this mid-1960s survey, showing a landscape defined by its network of watersheds and steep ridges. The terrain transitions from the high peaks of Mt Fanny and Point Prominence down into the deep drainages of the Minam River and Little Minam River. The map illustrates the balance between recreation and utility in the region, with remote outposts like Minam Lodge and the Rede Horse Ranch situated along the riverbanks, while the Eagle Cap Wilderness protects the southern reaches.