1992 Map of Whistler Point

About this map

The high timberlands of the Ochocco Mountains define this landscape, where the Mill Creek Wilderness meets the broader Ochocco National Forest. This 1990s revision shows a region managed for both conservation and resource use, marked by a dense network of water sources like Buck Spring and Hamilton Spring that support the area's high-altitude meadows. Notable family-named landmarks such as Hamilton Butte and Grant Butte rise above the complex drainage systems of Mill Creek and Ochoco Creek. Settlement remains sparse, represented primarily by the small station at Ochoco and isolated infrastructure like Koch Reservoir and several designated quarries and mines. The presence of the Prineville Big Summit route and various forest trails underscores the area's role as a gateway for mountain passage and wilderness access within Crook County.