2012 Map of Tinemaha Reservoir

About this map

Owens River flows through the heart of this Inyo County landscape, feeding into the expansive Tinemaha Reservoir. This early 21st-century survey documents a vital water management corridor where the river intersects with local topography, including the Poverty Hills to the west and the broad expanse of Harkless Flat to the northeast. Several natural water sources are mapped in detail, such as Mule Spring and the dual outlets of Big Seeley Spring and Little Seeley Spring near the southern boundary. Small-scale landmarks like Charlies Butte provide vertical relief in an area primarily defined by its riparian network and access routes like Fish Springs Rd and Elna Rd, which skirt the western edge of the reservoir basin.