US Forestry Service Central Oregon Rockhounding Map - Red, Glossy, Thematic [Map] US Forest Service New Mexico and orange populate the woodlands

and orange populate the woodlands

Survey Date: 1964

U-Cross Ranch

Bullard Wash

and other land cover types

US Forestry Service Central Oregon Rockhounding Map - Red, Glossy, Thematic [Map] US Forest Service New Mexico and orange populate the woodlandsEach year, thousands of rockhounds, pebble puppie,s and persons interested in looking for rocks visit Crook County, Oregon. The geology of central Oregon is unique with a wide variety of rock types in a relatively small area. Crook County is rightfully known as the rockhound capital of the world. There are areas that are free to the public in search of agate, jasper, limbcast, petrified wood, moss, dendrite and angel wing. Rockhounding areas are