1981 Map of Prineville
USGS Topo · Published 1981About this map
Prineville serves as the primary hub where the Crooked River and Ochoco Creek converge, anchoring a landscape defined by 1980s water management and timber resources. The map highlights the significant reaches of the Ochoco National Forest, which dominates the northern and eastern terrain. Evidence of the region’s mineral history is visible through the Ochoco Mine, Amity Mine, and Maury Mtn Mines, while rural life is centered around outlying settlements like Post and Roberts. To the east of the city, the Ochoco Reservoir and the larger Prineville Reservoir illustrate the development of irrigation and recreation, with the Prineville Reservoir State Park and Prineville Reservoir State Wildlife Area protecting the surrounding shorelines. High-elevation features such as Big Summit Prairie and Grizzly Mtn provide a clear view of the varied topography across the Ochoco Mountains.
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