1966 Map of Badger Mtn SE

About this map

The Charles Sheldon Antelope Range dominates the northern landscape of this remote high-desert survey, where the border of Washoe and Humboldt Counties meets. The topography is defined by sharp elevation changes, notably around Badger Mountain, which gives way to a network of drainage systems including Little Cottonwood Canyon and the deeply incised Wall Canyon. This is an environment where water is the primary focus of settlement and survival, evidenced by numerous named water sources like Domingo Spring, Wheeler Spring, and Bateman Spring scattered across the arid terrain.