1989 Map of Ravendale

About this map

Ravendale stands as the primary settlement within this high-elevation landscape, situated along the edge of the expansive Madeline Plains. The geography is defined by volcanic features and semi-arid terrain, where prominent landmarks like Dill Butte and Twin Buttes rise above the flat plains. Resource extraction and infrastructure are evident through the presence of several Cinder Pits and a Borrow Pit, likely supporting local road maintenance or rail needs. The map captures a transition from the level basin of the plains to the upland topography of Juniper Ridge in the northwest. An Airport serves the small community of Ravendale, while scattered Well and Spring locations highlight the importance of water management in this high desert environment.