2014 Map of Blue Nose Peak

About this map

Blue Nose Peak rises as the central landmark in this high desert landscape of southeastern Lincoln County. This 2014 survey documents a network of arid water management and remote transit routes through the Tule Desert, where vital water sources like Dodge Pocket Reservoir, White Rock Reservoir, and the descriptively named End of the Line Trough indicate the region's reliance on scattered catchments. The terrain is defined by natural drainage patterns like Garden Wash and geological formations such as Dodge Pockets. A series of back-country roads, including Snow Spring Rd and Tule Spring Rd, connect these remote basins, reflecting the persistent footprint of ranching and land management in the Great Basin. This edition provides a precise inventory of these named peaks and desert hollows, essential for understanding the modern topography and historical usage of the Nevada interior.