2020 Map of Rodman Rock

About this map

The high volcanic plateau of the Oregon Cascades defines this area, where the Fremont National Forest and Winema National Forest meet along the boundary of Klamath and Lake counties. The terrain is characterized by prominent basaltic outcrops and cinder cones, most notably Rodman Rock, McCarty Butte, and Dillon Butte. This 2020 landscape remains largely defined by its water sources, which are critical in this arid timberland. Named springs such as Bear Spring, Still Spring, Trapper Spring, and Boundary Spring dot the forest floor, feeding a network of seasonal drainages like Rock Creek and Buck Creek. Open areas like Antelope Flat and McCarty Field punctuate the dense canopy, providing clearings that have long served as landmarks for forestry and range management. The map also shows Antelope Lake, a significant water body in the northern portion of the quadrangle, situated near Little Antelope Flat.