1989 Map of Cedar Hill

About this map

Cedar Hill dominates the high-altitude landscape where the borders of Mono and Inyo counties meet the Nevada state line. This late-twentieth-century provisional survey illustrates a remote region defined by basin-and-range topography, where the high desert of Alkali Valley and Mono Valley transitions into the protected lands of the Toiyabe National Forest. The map is a vital resource for understanding the water sources that sustained life in this arid environment, documenting numerous vital points such as Anchorite Spring, Sulphur Pond, and Alameda Well.