2014 Map of Bunker Hill

About this map

Toiyabe National Forest dominates this high-altitude landscape of central Nevada, where the steep eastern slopes of the Toiyabe Range drop into deep drainages. The topography is defined by prominent peaks like Big Creek Peak, which anchors a network of branching canyons including Big Creek Canyon and Kingston Canyon. These corridors have historically provided access into the interior of the range, as evidenced by Big Creek Rd and Kingston Canyon Rd. To the west, the land transitions at Point of Rocks toward the more level Dutch Flat, where the Reese River meanders north. The map reveals a drainage pattern of seasonal creeks and named gulches like Mahogany Gulch, illustrating the importance of water management in this arid environment where Kingston Cr and Big Cr carve through the limestone and granite of the basin-and-range country.