2017 Map of Puderbaugh Ridge

About this map

The Imnaha River winds through the deep canyons and high divides of Wallowa County, defining the drainage patterns for this section of the Wallowa National Forest. The presence of the Lookingglass Fish Hatchery along the riverbanks highlights the area's role in local fishery management and conservation. High points like Puderbaugh Ridge and Summit Ridge offer significant topographical relief, connected by a network of forest service roads such as the Wallowa Mountain Loop and Upper Imnaha Rd. This survey documents a landscape dominated by name-bearing drainages like Crazyman Cr and McGraw Cr, as well as specific high-elevation landmarks like the P O Saddle and Keener Gulch. The boundary between the Wallowa and Whitman National Forest crosses the southern portion of the sheet, where McGraw Spring provides a permanent water source in the high country.