2015 Map of Chubbuck

About this map

Chubbuck stands as the primary reference point in this arid stretch of the Mojave Desert. The landscape is dominated by the prominence of the Kilbeck Hills, which provide a sharp vertical contrast to the surrounding basins. This interior drainage environment is characterized by the broad sweeps of Ward Valley to the north and the expansive Cadiz Valley in the south, linked by the drainage of Browns Wash. The map documents a sparsely settled region where transportation is defined by a few key corridors, including Skeleton Pass Rd and Cadiz Rd, tracing the paths through the high-desert terrain. The geometric precision of township and range lines like t3n r16e overlay a wilderness where natural topography dictates the pace of movement and settlement.