1992 Map of Whistler Point

About this map

The Mill Creek Wilderness dominates the northwest corner of this landscape, where the high-elevation terrain of the Ochoco National Forest drops into deep drainages. In the early 1990s, the area's resource management is evidenced by the Ranger Station and a network of fire-related landmarks like Whistler Point. The map captures a transitional highland where Ochoco Creek and Marks Creek begin their descent through the mountains. Water access is a defining feature of the local topography, marked by dozens of named water sources such as Claypool Spring, Whistler Spring, and the Koch Reservoir. High points like Lookout Mountain and Hamilton Butte provide significant overlooks across the boundary between Crook and Wheeler counties, while Grant Meadows offers one of the few named openings in the dense timber of the high country.