2020 Map of Rawhide Canyon

About this map

Mule Springs Valley and the surrounding high desert of Harney County are defined by critical water management features in this contemporary survey. The landscape is marked by the North Wilson Reservoir and the intermittent flow of Wilson Creek, which cuts through the terrain toward Boyce Waterhole. This area is dominated by the Public Land Survey System grid, which organizes the vast reaches of the Northern Basin and Range into township and range blocks like t28s r26e and t29s r27e. Access through the rugged breaks of Rawhide Canyon is facilitated by a network of specialized routes, including the Rawhide Spring Rd and the Forest Development Road 4155. These corridors represent the primary infrastructure for ranching and resource management in this arid part of the state.