Official Forest Service map of the Ochoco National Forest and Crooked River National Grassland located in the heart of central Oregon.

Year - 2000
Topo (Contour) Lines – No
Relief Shading - No
Material - Plastic
Double Sided - Yes

Located in Central Oregon, the Ochoco National Forest is part of the former Blue Mountain Forest Reserve. President Theodore Roosevelt established the reserve in 1906. Being too large to administer as one unit, the reserve was divided into four units in 1908. These units were named the Deschutes, Malheur, Whitman and Umatilla National Forests. The Ochoco National Forest was created in 1911 from portions of the Malheur and Deschutes National Forests, bringing the Forest to its present size of approximately 851,095 acres.

• Includes the rolling hills and steep overlooks of the Crooked River to the forested mountains and high prairies of the Ochocos.
• Waterproof and tear resistant material
• Highlights recreation opportunities such as trails, campground, boat launches, and more
• Includes official US Forest Service district office contact information to check local conditions as well as township and range section numbers
• Land ownership boundaries (federal, state, private) are color coded
• Printed in the U.S.A.