2015 Map of Alameda Well

About this map

Alameda Well sits within the high-desert landscape of Mono County, serving as a focal point for a network of remote roads and trails. The terrain transitions from the open floor of Mono Valley into the protected acreage of the Inyo National Forest. This 2015 survey reveals a land defined by its water-access history, where names like Deep Wells and Alameda Wells suggest the vital importance of groundwater in this arid region. The infrastructure is primarily composed of rugged access routes such as Dobie Meadow Rd, Deep Wells Cutoff, and the Huntoon Spur, illustrating how the landscape is navigated for forest management and local transit. The map provides a clear record of township and range boundaries including t3n r28e and t2n r29e, which are essential for property research and land-use studies in this part of California.