2015 Map of Buckhorn Ridge

About this map

Humboldt National Forest land defines this corner of Elko County, where high-altitude drainages and grazing grounds dominate the landscape. Named for the prominent Buckhorn Ridge, the terrain is carved by complex water systems including Canyon Cr and the S Fork Salmon Falls Cr. The map reveals a land utilized for seasonal ranching and hunting, with distinct names like Buckhorn Pasture and Elk Meadows suggesting the area's practical ecological value. Water remains a critical resource in this high-desert environment, marked by sites such as Buckhorn Spring and Elk Spring. The inclusion of Choke-A-Man Draw and Jaboonek Flat provides specific local identifiers for those researching the geography of the Salmon River Range.