1968 Map of Oakley

Water control is the dominant theme of the landscape, anchored by the Lower Goose Creek Reservoir and the massive Oakley Dam. An intricate network of gravity-fed systems, including a Canal, Aqueduct, and a Flume, illustrates how the region channeled runoff from Trapper Creek and Goose Creek to sustain the high-plateau farms. For the local historian, the map also captures smaller details like the Borrow Pit and isolated springs such as Cowboy Spring that dot the western canyons.