2012 Map of Bridgeport

About this map

Bridgeport serves as the focal point of this Eastern Sierra landscape, situated at the southern end of the vast Bridgeport Valley. The settlement’s infrastructure is clearly defined, featuring Bryant Field and a network of named local streets such as Emigrant St and Milk-Ranch Rd. The dominant hydrological feature is the Bridgeport Reservoir, which captures the flow of the E Walker River as it moves north through Rock Springs Canyon. To the east, the terrain rises sharply toward Masonic Mountain and New York Hill, areas historically shaped by mining and grazing. The map meticulously records numerous water sources essential for high-altitude ranching and travel, including Lakeview Spring, McMillan Spring, and Logan Spring. This 2012 survey illustrates the modern layout of this historic county seat, balancing the town’s development with the rugged geographic formations of Aurora Canyon and Locomotive Point.