2012 Map of Clyde
USGS Topo · Published 2012About this map
Clyde sits at the junction of several desert transit routes in this arid portion of Imperial County, defined by a network of braided seasonal drainages. The landscape is primarily shaped by the hydrology of Indian Wash, which winds through the eastern and southern sections of the quadrangle. Transport infrastructure dominates the human footprint here, with Blythe Ogilby Rd and Ted Kipf Rd providing the primary access through the desert flats. The naming of Vista Mine Rd in the north and Gold Rock Rd in the southeast points to the region's historical and contemporary ties to mineral extraction. Other local connectors like Indian Pass Rd and Walker Way link this remote area to the broader Colorado Desert transit network.
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