2004 Map of Strawberry Butte

About this map

The high-country ranching and timber landscape of Oregon's interior is documented in this 2004 revision, which details a rugged section of the Fremont National Forest. High peaks like Strawberry Butte and Harp Mountain overlook a complex network of water management features essential for livestock and forest health. The presence of Reed Ranch and numerous corrals near South Arm Reservoir indicates a persistent history of grazing in these uplands. Significant water resources, including the Albertson Reservoir and Strawberry Reservoir, are linked by high valleys such as Long Valley and Squaw Flat. This terrain is further defined by its isolated spring sites, such as Adams Spring and Sage Spring, which served as critical landmarks for early land users. The map also captures specialized land uses, from the industrial gravel pits to the artificial levees and the distinctive geological formation known as The Potholes.