2014 Map of Rabbit Hills NE

About this map

Rabbit Hills and Dudeck Ridge dominate this high desert landscape along the border of Harney and Lake counties. The map captures a topography defined by seasonal hydrology and expansive basins, where water features like the Corral Waterhole and Canterbury Reservoir are critical landmarks in an otherwise arid environment. The presence of Sunstone and the transition into the Warner Valley suggest a region shaped by both its geological resources and its traditional rangeland use. Drainage patterns are traced through Rabbit Cr as it winds toward Rabbit Basin, while Sherlock Gulch cuts through the western slopes. These features illustrate the isolated character of the Oregon outback, where named landmarks often center on life-sustaining water sources or significant elevation changes.