2014 Map of Telocaset

About this map

The small settlement of Telocaset sits at the foot of Telocaset Hill, marking a significant pass through the high country where the local rail and road infrastructure converges. This high-altitude landscape is defined by the transition between the Whitman National Forest in the northeast and the open ranching country to the southwest. Water management is a central theme of the geography, with the Powder River feeding into the Thief Valley Reservoir near the community of Thief Valley. These reservoirs, including Pyles Canyon Reservoir Number Two, illustrate the vital role of irrigation and water storage in the arid basins between Riverdale Hill and Clark Mountain. The map also captures the administrative divide along the Union County and Baker County line, tracing a path through the diverse terrain of Antelope Valley and Government Gulch.