1994 Map of Alameda Well

About this map

Mono Valley provides the backdrop for this 1990s-era topographic study, which documents a landscape defined by water scarcity and historical transit routes. The presence of the Old Railroad Grade cutting across the valley floor suggests a period of industrial connectivity that has since transitioned into more rudimentary transit, now primarily served by 4wd routes. This corridor highlights the evolution of transportation in the Eastern Sierra, where rail once promised growth in an arid environment.