2014 Map of Big Kasock Mountain

About this map

Big Kasock Mtn serves as the central high point of this interior Nevada landscape, which straddles the boundary between Churchill and Mineral counties. The terrain is characterized by the rugged Sand Springs Range, marked notably by the Sand Springs Range Cairn at a prominent elevation. The map illustrates a high-desert environment where drainage and elevation dictate movement, seen clearly in the descent through Contact Canyon toward the broad expanse of Fairview Valley. Infrastructure is minimal and industrial in nature, centered on routes such as Scheelite Mine Rd and Poleline Rd, which hint at the region's mining and utility history. The eastern portion of the sheet transitions into the Sinkavata Hills and the secluded Little Bell Flat, showcasing a remote stretch of the Great Basin as it appeared in the early 21st century.