2020 Map of Rabbit Hills SW

About this map

The high desert terrain of Rabbit Hills and the Coyote Hills dominates this Lake County landscape, where water security is defined by scattered drainage points and small catchments. Critical water sources for livestock or travelers are documented at the Miners Draw Waterhole, Mine Draw Spring, and Big Rock Reservoir, reflecting the essential infrastructure of this arid region. The network of seasonal drainages, including Mary Ann Draw, Cooper Draw, and Miners Draw, illustrates the complex topography that channels runoff toward the Warner Valley to the east. Transportation through this remote section of Oregon is maintained by local connectors such as Co HWY 3-10 and Co HWY 3-11, which navigate the gaps between the prominent draws and hills. This map captures the intersection of natural drainage systems and human-managed water points at the start of the 2020s.