2020 Map of Rabbit Hills NE

About this map

The high desert landscape of the Oregon outback is defined by dramatic topographic shifts across the Harney and Lake County line. This 2020 survey highlights the unique hydrological and geological features of a basin-and-range environment where seasonal water is critical. To the north, Dudeck Ridge overlooks the expansive Rabbit Basin, while the southern reaches are dominated by the Rabbit Hills and the transition into Warner Valley. The presence of Rabbit Cr, Corral Waterhole, and Canterbury Reservoir underscores the vital role of intermittent water sources and storage in this arid livestock-grazing region. The map provides a contemporary look at the section lines and topography of this sparsely populated borderland, preserving the names of remote landmarks used by ranchers and outdoorsmen.