1999 Map of Rodman Rock

About this map

McKinley Ranch stands as a notable human outpost in this high desert and forest landscape, situated near the northwestern edge of the map. The terrain is characterized by the transition from the relatively level expanse of Antelope Flat and Little Antelope Flat in the northeast to the rising elevations of Fremont National Forest. This 1990s revision reveals the subtle infrastructure of land management, including Antelope Cow Camp and several developed water sources like Bear Spring and Trapper Spring. The presence of numerous cinder pits, such as Cinder Pit near Bear Flat, indicates the volcanic geological history that defines the surface and soil of the region. Notable high points like Rodman Rock and McCarty Butte provide significant landmarks for navigating the complex topography of the Winema National Forest borderlands.