1980 Map of Arc Dome

About this map

Toiyabe National Forest dominates this high-altitude section of the Toiyabe Range, where the headwaters of the Reese River and numerous mountain streams carve deep canyons through the Nevada wilderness. The summit of Arc Dome serves as a central landmark for the region, overlooking a landscape defined by dramatic elevation changes and sparse human presence. Early resource extraction is evidenced by the Prospects scattered across the eastern slopes, while a single Upper Corral and a Radio Facility near Peavine Mountain represent the few functional structures in this remote territory.