2014 Map of Suplee

About this map

Suplee and the high desert interior of Central Oregon are mapped here along the border of Crook and Grant Counties. This landscape is defined by its hydrology and high elevations, where cattle ranching and early settlements like Miners Flat found purchase near reliable water sources. The map records numerous geothermal and freshwater points, including Suplee Hot Spring, Soda Spring, and Henshaw Spring, which historically supported livestock and travelers in this arid region. High points such as Colpitts Butte and the broad Soda Table overlook a drainage network that feeds into Rock Cr and S Fork Beaver Cr. The northern edge of the sheet transitions into the Ochoco National Forest, while the south is marked by prominent family-named landmarks like Weberg Butte and Pitt Butte.