2014 Map of Bristol Range NE

About this map

The Fairview Range dominates the western portion of this Lincoln County landscape, transitioning into the broad expanse of Lake Valley to the east. This 2014 survey documents a territory defined by its water sources and drainage patterns, which dictate the placement of human infrastructure. Vital water points such as Little Rosebud Spring and Wildhorse Spring are noted along the mountain slopes, feeding into desert drainage systems like Bob Hamilton Wash and Craw Cr. The road network is sparse, consisting of primitive routes such as Wildhorse Rd and Craw Creek Rd that navigate the alluvial fans. This map provides an essential baseline for those studying the hydrography and high-desert geography of eastern Nevada, where the relationship between intermittent streams and mountain ranges is clearly articulated through detailed contouring.