1969 Map of Alamo NE

About this map

Six Mile Flat and the surrounding desert peaks of Lincoln County are captured in this late-1960s survey. The landscape is defined by the parallel elevations of the Hiko Range to the west and the South Pahroc Range to the east, which frame the broad Eightmile Valley. These topographical features reflect the classic basin and range structure of the Nevada interior. Water sources, essential for any activity in this arid environment, are specifically documented at Sixmile Spring, Eightmile Spring, and Twin Springs. A single Jeep Trail and several water tanks are the primary indicators of human presence and ranching infrastructure. The map provides a detailed view of the drainage patterns, particularly within Hells Acres Gulch, as they descend from the high ground into the flats.