2012 Map of Alameda Well

About this map

Alameda Well stands as a primary landmark in this arid portion of the Mono Valley within Mono County. The landscape is defined by the high-altitude desert environment of eastern California, where water sources like the well were historically vital for transit and livestock. The 2012 survey illustrates a network of specialized routes and tracks, including the diagonal path of Dobie Meadows Rd crossing the valley floor and the Huntoon Spur navigating the eastern terrain. Several forest service and local roads, such as 3n01 and 4n01, provide the primary infrastructure through this sparsely settled region. The map captures the subtle drainage patterns and topography characteristic of the Great Basin's western edge, documenting the essential corridors that connect these remote points of interest.