2024 Map of Stoney Corral

About this map

Stoney Corral Ridge dominates the upper reaches of this southeastern Oregon landscape, where the high desert terrain is punctuated by significant volcanic landmarks and a dispersed network of water management features. The area's topography is anchored by Black Butte in the west and Lookout Butte to the south, overlooking a series of seasonal drainages and catchment basins. This remote section of Malheur County reflects a complex system of livestock-centered water infrastructure, including several named catchments such as Deep Draw Reservoir, Wildhorse Reservoir, and the uniquely named Banana Lake. The mapping of primitive routes like Sharon Creek Reservoir Rd and Tent Creek Rd reveals the essential access paths used by land managers and ranchers to navigate the drainage basins of Toppin Creek.