2014 Map of Antler Peak

About this map

Antler Peak and the high ridges of Battle Mtn dominate this interior portion of the Nevada range landscape. The topography is defined by a series of steep drainages, including Timber Canyon and Trenton Canyon, which channel seasonal water from the heights down toward the flats. Modern water management is visible at the Willow Creek Reservoir, catching runoff from the northern slopes. The map also reveals the geographic footprints of historical and active land use through names like Galena Cyn and Copper Canyon, suggesting a legacy of mineral exploration and extraction in these canyons. Between the peaks, features like Wild Horse Basin indicate the high-altitude pockets of the terrain, while numerous creek systems like Mill Cr and Rock Cr carve the deep recesses of Mill Canyon and Rocky Canyon.