1996 Map of Wolf Run

About this map

Pleasant Ridge and the dramatic canyons of the Mount Hood National Forest define this 1990s landscape in Wasco County. The map documents a complex system of water management and drainage, with Eightmile Creek, Fifteenmile Creek, and Wolf Run carving deep paths through the terrain. A notable insight into local infrastructure is provided by the presence of the Wolf Ditch and the Dufur City Reservoir, highlighting the vital role of water sourcing for the region's agricultural and municipal needs. Small-scale settlement patterns are visible at Jewel and Taylorville, while the Wolf Run Community Hall serves as a localized landmark. The area's transition between managed forest and watershed units is clearly delineated, including The Dalles Watershed Management Unit, showing how the land was partitioned for conservation and utility during this era.