2015 Map of Calumet Mountains

About this map

The Calumet Mountains rise from the arid floor of the Mojave Desert in this 2015 study of southeastern California. This terrain is characterized by steep, isolated peaks and wide alluvial basins, where the landscape is primarily shaped by natural drainage patterns rather than human infrastructure. The map depicts a stark environment where elevation changes define the local geography, with the mountains providing a physical barrier across the center of the sheet. Surveyed within the Public Land Survey System, the area is divided into several townships, including t3n r13e, t3n r14e, t2n r13e, and t2n r14e, which provide the grid used for land management in this sparsely developed region of San Bernardino County.