2012 Map of Bunker Hill

About this map

Bunker Hill and Big Creek Peak dominate this high-elevation terrain in Lander County, Nevada. The landscape is defined by deep drainages such as Big Creek Canyon and Sawmill Canyon, which channel seasonal water toward the valley floors. In the west, the Reese River flows through the lower elevations, while Kingston Creek and Porter Creek carve paths through the eastern slopes. This 2012 survey illustrates the remote character of the Toiyabe Range, where recreation and access are facilitated by Big Creek Rd leading to the Big Creek Campground. Named points of interest like the Point of Rocks and Mahogany Gulch provide specific landmarks for those navigating the transition from the river basin to the rugged peaks, reflecting a landscape still shaped by its natural topography and seasonal hydrology.