2021 Map of Camp Douglas

About this map

The Excelsior Mountains dominate the southern half of this landscape, rising sharply above the desert floor in Mineral County. This modern survey illustrates a remote corner of Nevada where water sources like Silver Dyke Spring and Moho Spring dictate the historic movement across the basin-and-range terrain. To the north, the topography flattens into Garfield Flat and the western edge of Soda Spring Valley, connected by the winding Garfield Flat Rd. The presence of Silver Dyke Canyon and Rebel Canyon underscores the mining history common to this region, though no active structures are noted here. High peaks such as Thunder Mtn provide a vertical orientation for a landscape defined by seasonal drainages and isolated springs like Pepper Spring and White Rock Spring.