2012 Map of Carlin West

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The Humboldt River winds through the eastern portion of this high-desert landscape, defining the corridor for major transportation and settlement. The western edge of Carlin is visible at the junction of modern infrastructure and traditional ranching routes, where the Carlin West Interchange connects the Interstate to local thoroughfares like W Bush St. This era shows a transition between the established town and the rural expanses of the Pinon Range and Marys Mountain, where drainage systems like Marys Creek and Buck Rake Jack Creek provide critical water in an arid environment.