
The high desert plateau of Central Oregon is defined by dramatic volcanic geology and a complex network of irrigation laterals in this contemporary 2024 survey. The city of Redmond serves as a hub, bordered by the aviation facilities at Roberts Field and educational centers like the Central Oregon Community College Redmond Campus. To the north, the landscape is punctuated by the jagged verticality of Smith Rock and the deep incision of the Crooked River Gorge. These geological landmarks, along with Tetherow Butte and Forked Horn Butte, contrast sharply with the geometric grid of the valley floor. Historically vital water management is visible through numerous water-delivery lines such as Lateral H and Lateral F, which supported the agricultural development of the region around Terrebonne. The map also preserves local history sites like the Terrebonne Cem, situated near the bends of the Crooked River.
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