1992 Map of Opal City

About this map

The dramatic geography of central Oregon is defined here by the Crooked River Gorge, where the waterway carves a deep path through the high desert landscape. Located along the border of Jefferson and Deschutes counties, this 1992 survey illustrates a region where managed agricultural waters and natural recreation areas coexist. The Main Canal and North Unit Main Canal weave through the sagebrush and juniper, supporting local ranching while the Crooked River National Grassland preserves the open character of the territory.