2017 Map of Shamrock Creek

About this map

Wallowa National Forest land dominates this high-altitude landscape in northeast Oregon, where a network of forest service roads and drainage basins define the geography. The terrain is structured by prominent landforms such as Day Ridge and Kuhn Ridge, which separate the various water systems feeding into the larger canyon networks of the region. Notable water sources and collection points including Reed Reservoir, Wade Pond, and Foundation Spring are scattered throughout the timbered hills, indicating the critical importance of water management in these public lands. A complex system of access roads like Courtney Creek Rd and Kuhn Ridge Rd provides the primary infrastructure for the area. The map illustrates the detailed topography of township divisions t5n r44e, t4n r44e, and t3n r44e, capturing the character of this managed forest environment during the early twenty-first century.