2017 Map of Potters Ponds

About this map

Potters Ponds and the surrounding high-plateau drainage systems define this landscape along the border of Wasco and Jefferson Counties. The 2017 survey reveals a remote terrain primarily shaped by seasonal watercourses like Middle Cr, Boulder Cr, and the significant path of Shitike Creek in the southern portion of the quadrangle. Level terrain features such as Mill Creek Flat and Miller Flat stand in contrast to the descending relief of Wolford Canyon and the headwaters of Dry Cr. This area is characterized by a dense network of forest and resource management roads, including NW Upper Crossing Rd and various numbered routes like P-320 Rd and B-100 Rd. These roads facilitate access through the township boundaries of t8s r11e and t9s r11e, connecting isolated water sources such as Seymore Springs to the broader regional geography.