2011 Map of Camp Douglas

About this map

Camp Douglas occupies a central position in this high-desert landscape of Mineral County, Nevada, situated where the terrain begins to rise toward the prominent heights of Thunder Mountain. This 2011 survey documents a network of canyons and springs that have historically supported life and travel in this arid environment. Significant drainage features like Douglas Canyon, Rebel Canyon, and the distinctively named Silver Dyke Canyon carve through the topography, while a series of reliable water sources including White Rock Spring, Silver Dyke Spring, and Moho Spring are scattered across the quadrangle. Transportation is defined by a few key corridors such as Garfield Flats Rd and Moho Rd, which provide access through the open basins and towards the mountain flanks. The map also indicates a boundary for Virginia in the northern reaches, reflecting the complex layering of place names and administrative areas in the Great Basin.